1. Set NS
First, set the domain name's NS resolution to a hundred-degree cloud-accelerated NS for website verification.
2. Set domain name resolution
To prevent frequent changes in the IP addresses of CDN nodes, we can parse an additional search engine line and set it to non-accelerated.
III. Configuration options
You can set acceleration, security, and SEO globally in the configuration options. You can set them according to your actual situation.
IV. Custom rules
In the free version, you can customize three rules and support wildcard *. Three rules are enough for a personal blog
I only use two rules here. One backend page is configured globally, and the other is added later. The two rules are shown in the following figure.
I encountered a pitfall in global configuration, which made me suffer for a long time, that is, the javascript quick loading option. At the beginning, I chose automatic identification, after I configured all of them, I rushed to the website to verify the effect, and found that all the javascript effects of the website were invalid:
1. Code highlighting is not displayed
2. 3D labels do not rotate
3. The "share with appreciation" button on the article page is invalid.
4. The background login button is invalid.
I thought it was the reason for caching, so I started the real-time synchronization mode of Baidu Cloud and disabled cloud acceleration. The results were the same for various Cache clearing methods. Finally, I carefully studied the various options of the rule and thought it was possible that javascript was overly compressed because I already had the Autoptimize plug-in. After the plug-in was closed, the test was finally normal.
So far, the CDN acceleration settings have been completed, and the blog speed has indeed increased a lot.
