If you wish to use Cache-Control headers, you will need to configure it in StrikeTracker, or via gsutil with metadata. Versie 6.1.0 van Cyberduck is uitgekomen als opvolger van versie 6.0.4. When making your GCS bucket private, it will lose the default Cache-Control headers. You can find Google documentation on the V4 signing here. You will also need to add the following signed headers in this policy: Below is the configuration template you will need to use to allow access from the CDN to GCS to pull and cache content. This policy can be configured by going to your site editor and navigating to Origin → Uncategorized → AWS Signed OriginPull V4. This will sign URLs during origin pulls so the content can be pulled and cached on our CDN.
However, if your bucket is private, which is the default behavior, you will need to configure the AWS Signed OriginPull V4 policy. Stay up to date with latest software releases, news, software discounts, deals and more. If your bucket is configured with public permissions, you have successfully added your GCS bucket as an origin. Cyberduck 6.0.4 Change Log Join our mailing list.
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Here you will need to update the Origin Connections to your GCS bucket as the primary origin.Īdditionally, if it's not already configured, you should use HTTPS as the origin pull protocol. To do this, navigate to the site editor for the site you wish to pull from GCS and go to Origin → Origin Selection. Now that the origin is configured, you can update your site to pull from that GCS bucket. The endpoint URL can be found in the bucket details within StrikeTracker. Refer to the documentation if you have trouble receiving or opening the key. Make sure the filename of the registration key attached ends with.
Open the received registration key with Cyberduck by double-clicking. When adding your GCS bucket as an origin, you will want to use the External origin type and your endpoint URL as the hostname (i.e. To recover a lost registration key, enter your email address below to look it up. This can be done by going to Origins→ Add Origin. First, you will need to add your GCS bucket to your origins in StrikeTracker.
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