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BYO CDN Setup

Customers may use their own CDN to deliver AEM content under their own domain (aka BYO Production CDN). While customers are generally free to configure their CDN according to their own needs there are some settings mandated/recommended by Adobe Experience Manager:

Origin url
https://main--<yoursite>--<yourorg>.aem.live
Headers sent to origin
- X-Forwarded-Host: <production domain>
- X-Push-Invalidation: enabled
  (see Configuring Push Invalidation)
Origin cache control
I.e. Cache TTL on the production CDN is controlled via origin cache control response headers. This should be enabled (if available).
Compression (gzip)
Should be enabled
Query parameters
- Must be forwarded to origin
- Must be included in cache key
Age response header
The Age response header must be either suppressed or overridden (Age: 0)

Vendor-specific setup instructions

If you already have a CDN, follow the instructions below. If you are not sure which CDN to pick, follow our guide to CDN selection.

Cloudflare Worker Setup

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Akamai Setup

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Fastly Setup

This guide illustrates how to configure Fastly to deliver content.

CloudFront Setup

Set up Amazon Web Services Cloudfront to deliver your AEM site with push invalidation

Adobe-managed CDN

Use the CDN included in your Adobe Experience Manager Sites as a Cloud Service license.

IMPORTANT: The production CDN setup should be validated and tested in a stage environment prior to going public.

Note: In case you have not yet completed the upgrade from hlx.live to aem.live, you can find links to the hlx.live-specific versions of the CDN documentation here.