CDN - AWS
Enable Next-Gen CDN Instructions
This is a game changer feature of Staq. It improves both security and performance. The Staq Next-Gen CDN is a reverse proxy. How it works…
Exclude Paths from Next-Gen CDN Cache
Understanding Cache Control in WordPress WordPress doesn’t send “No-Cache” headers by default. At Staq, we maintain this flexibility by not enforcing “No-Cache” headers when our…
How to setup Staq Traditional CDN
Setting up and deploying the CDN requires minimal clicks with Staq. The Staq CDN is powered by AWS CloudFront, a leading CDN provider. The process…
Images do not show when I’m logged out
Question When I log out of WordPress, images have disappeared but when I log back in, those images appear. Why is that and how can…
Increase CDN CloudFront invalidations daily limit
CDN Invalidations CDN invalidations play a crucial role in keeping your content up to date and ensuring that changes are propagated quickly throughout the CDN.…
Staq Next-Gen CDN vs Traditional CDN vs Cloudflare
Staq provides multiple CDN options tailored to meet the specific needs of your website. Each solution offers distinct benefits and trade-offs in terms of performance,…
