Method: POST URI: /ALF/Acceleration/Cache/ContentGroup This method creates a new Cache Content Group. It requires that the following information be posted in order to successfully create the group: Field Data Type Name “string” CacheType “string” ExpiryMethod “string” PositiveResponseExpireTime “string” ErrorResponseExpireTime “string” MinObjectSize “string” MaxObjectSize “string” CacheAfterXHits […]
Method: POST URI: /ALF/Acceleration/Cache/ContentGroup/{groupId} This method modifies a Cache Content Group. Field Data Type Name “string” CacheType “string” ExpiryMethod “string” PositiveResponseExpireTime “string” ErrorResponseExpireTime “string” MinObjectSize “string” MaxObjectSize “string” CacheAfterXHits “string” CacheSize “string” IgnoreBrowserReloadRequest true RemoveReseponseCookies true IgnoreCacheControlPragmaHeadersRequest true LazyDNSResolution true InsertHTTPViaHeader true InsertHTTPAgeHeader true InsertHTTPETageHeader […]
There are hundreds of cloud and network provider outages every week, more than anyone ever realizes. To help convey the sheer volume of cloud provider and network provider outages, we’ve compiled this running post of the most notable ones in 2021 so far with a primary focus on North American providers, but coverage across the […]
What is it? And how can you implement it? SHORTCUT: If you just want to get to the part about configuring GSLB in the Total Uptime panel, skip to it here! Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) or GEO Load Balancing is in hot demand, perhaps now more than ever before. Placing content as close as […]
September’s release includes the usual bug fixes (many of which we do not list since they are minor, and often customer’s haven’t found them yet) plus other features and enhancements. Here are the major items included in this code update. Dashboard Widget Values: We corrected a bug for the dashboard widgets where they would occasionally […]
We recently added an easy-to-use implementation of DNSSEC in our UI. The currently deployed version in our UI makes it nearly impossible to misconfigure. Every time you make a change, it is queued for review by one of our NOC engineers to ensure that the requested actions will not impact any existing chain of trust. […]
Everybody has troubles — especially IT professionals. But for obvious reasons, they don’t have the luxury to ignore them, run from them, put them off, or pass them on to somebody else. Doing so would undermine availability. Perhaps the availability of a server or a desktop, or even a workforce. No, in the world of […]
A data center has many components, but none are more critical than the environmental monitoring system. The technology infrastructure may be state-of-the-art, but if such things as heat or moisture are left unchecked, then all that expensive equipment could fail and cost unnecessary expenses and downtime. Data center managers must have an all-of-the-above strategy that […]
Total Uptime Privacy Policy Last Updated: May 23, 2018 Total Uptime Technologies LLC (“Total Uptime”) respects your concerns about privacy. References in this Privacy Policy to “Total Uptime”, “we”, “us”, and “our” are references to the Total Uptime entity responsible for the processing of your personal information, which generally is the Total Uptime entity that […]
Total Uptime’s Cloud DNS Service supports 27 different DNS resource record types. That includes 26 standard record types and 1 special web-redirect type that we’ve created. Below is a comprehensive list of each record type which you can find in the Cloud DNS management interface. DNS SOA Record This is the “Start of Authority” resource […]