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46 lines
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# Protecting your services and websites with BunnyCDN
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BunnyCDN is your friend in 3 ways at least:
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- it will protect you against DDOS
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- it will obscure the real origin of your service
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- it will cache your content that u want cached
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It operates with "zones". Think 1 zone = 1 service / website / url you run.
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## How to add a service / website to BunnyCDN
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Consult the screenshots below on how to set BunnyCDN in your browser.
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#### 1. Create a new pull zone
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#### 2. Add your domain
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#### 3. Add a DNS record and SSL cert on BunnyCDN
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Get details for DNS from the popup.
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Enter it into your DNS and Verify SSL back on BunnyCDN.
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⚠️ MAKE SURE TO ADD A DOT AT THE END. Bunny doesnt put it in the modal shown to you. If you do not put a dot at the end of CNAME record then it will append your domain at the end of CNAME-d url.
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Voila, this is it.
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## How to disable caching
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By default if server doesnt include a `Cache-control` header, bunny will cache it.
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To make it never cache, include header `Cache-control` with value `no-cache` in your responses.
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## Purging cache
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To purge the cache on BunnyCDN, there is a button on the top right of the UI.
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