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There are two ways to create a new property:
After creating a new property, you need to save and validate it, and then test and deploy it. This article describes how to create a property.
Go to the CDN Pro console, then click Edge configuration > Properties on the left to open the Properties page.
There are two ways to create a property:
To create a property from scratch, click Create Property in the upper-left corner of the Properties page.
To clone an existing property, find a property whose configuration is similar to what you need, then click the duplicate icon under Actions column to clone the property.
On the Create Property page, enter the configuration for the property. Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are required; other fields are optional.
Section |
Description |
|---|---|
| Basic Information | Enter the basic information of the property, including: ● Service Type: The contracted product associated with the hostnames to be included in a property. ● Property Name. ● Property Description: An easy-to-remember description. |
| Basic Configuration | Configure the initial version of the property. ● Version Description: When creating a property, an initial version is created at the same time. You can describe this version to help with property versions management. ● Hostnames: Enter the hostnames and ICP Beian information (if applicable). Multiple hostnames are supported, separated by commas. ● Origin Details: Enter the origin address and origin settings for the hostnames. CDN Pro will fetch content from the origin according to these settings. Multiple origins are supported under one property. For details, see Manage Origins. ● Edge logic: Write scripts in NGINX syntax to define CDN Pro’s proxy and caching behavior. For details, see Edge Logic. |
| TLS Settings | Configure certificates, TLS settings and HTTPS for your hostnames. For details, see TLS Settings. |
| Real Time Logging | If you have access to the advanced logging feature, enter the real-time logging parameters. For details, see Real Time Logging. |
| Cache Optimization | Configure how to include hostname and scheme in the cache key. |
| Network Optimization | Configure whether to enable HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, and whether to enable IPv6 origin. |
| Advanced Settings | Configure load balancing and video seeking settings. For details, see Advanced Settings. |
After completing the form, click the buttons at the bottom to save and validate the property.
Click Save to save the property configuration. The system performs basic syntax checks and prompts you to correct errors if any are found. Note that saving a property does not make it active on CDN Pro edge nodes; it is saved as a draft so you can continue editing later.
Click Save & Validate to save the configuration and validate it. A pop-up indicates that validation is in progress, which usually takes less than a minute. You can wait on the page or click Hide in the pop-up to close it. You can then click the left menu Tasks > Validation to view validation tasks. If validation fails, check the error messages to fix the configuration and validate again. Only properties that pass validation can be deployed to the staging or production environment.
You have now learned how to create a property.