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Dynamic Media (Scene7 domain) have its own CDN ?

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Hi All

 

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Reg Dynamic media 

From the third point, cache the content at the CDN. Does Dynamic Media (Scene7 domain) have its own CDN?

 

Thanks

 

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Thanks, Arun. I have one more question. Is the Expires header duration configuration available in Akamai? If I have Akamai CDN integrated with my AEM application and set a caching duration of one month for images, which specific configuration in Akamai will control the caching for these images?

 

 

 

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If I am not mistaking, Expires header comes from origin, and Akamai can be configured to honor this header : https://techdocs.akamai.com/property-mgr/docs/know-caching

Is this what you are asking ?

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Hi @KNan,

Dynamic Media images are delivered trough a different domain and different CDN then AEM Sites. In AEMaaCS you can go to Tools -> Assets -> CDN Invalidation to manually invalidate Dynamic Media CDN cache.

Also, you can set custom headers in Dynamic Media using Rule Sets. Rule sets are stored as XML document files. They need to be uploaded manually to the Dynamic Media Desktop application

Here is an example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE ruleset SYSTEM "RuleSet.dtd">
<ruleset>
    <rule OnMatch="continue">
         <expression>\$CORS=</expression>
         <header Name="Access-Control-Allow-Origin">$CORS$</header>
    </rule>
</ruleset>

 

Good luck,

Daniel

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