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Serve Your Web Server and a Melbicom S3 Bucket from One CDN Hostname
Keep the application on your web server and the uploads in a Melbicom S3 bucket, both behind one CDN hostname: an upstream per origin,…
TUTORIALCreate Melbicom S3 Access Keys with Limited Permissions
Give each application its own key pair instead of your service password: create an access key in the console, restrict it to one bucket…
TUTORIALEnable Versioning on a Melbicom S3 Bucket
Turn on versioning so every overwrite and delete keeps the previous copy: the bucket Summary, the Versioning dialog, and how to see earlier versions…
TUTORIALServe a Melbicom S3 Bucket through Your CDN
Point a CDN resource at one of your S3 buckets in three clicks: choose the S3 bucket origin type, pick the bucket, save. The…
GUIDEEncrypt Your Backups Before They Reach Melbicom S3 with rclone
Keep data unreadable to anyone but you: rclone's crypt remote encrypts file contents and names on your machine, then stores the ciphertext on your…
TUTORIALConnect External S3 Storage to Your CDN
Use a bucket you already have as a CDN origin: Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage or any S3-compatible endpoint, with a read-only key created…
TUTORIALIgnore the Query String in Your CDN Cache Key
Make the CDN cache by path only, so /style.css?v=1 and /style.css?v=2 share one cached copy: where the Ignore query setting lives, how to enable…
REFERENCEUnderstanding Your Melbicom S3 Object Storage Service
Everything the Melbicom S3 service page tells you, in one place: the endpoint and username your tools connect with, the web console, how usage…
TUTORIALCreate a Bucket on Melbicom S3 Storage
Create your first bucket in the web console: the naming rule every bucket must follow, the features to decide at creation, and what the…
TUTORIALCreate a Melbicom S3 Bucket with Object Lock
Make objects immutable for a retention period: create the bucket with Object Locking on (the only moment it can be enabled), then set a…
TUTORIALInstall and Configure the MinIO Client for Melbicom S3
Manage your Melbicom S3 storage from a terminal: install the mc command, register your service as an alias, and run the commands you will…
TUTORIALCreate Your Melbicom API Token
Generate a private access token from the client area: pick an expiry, copy the value shown once, and verify it with your first authenticated…
TUTORIALSecure and Manage Your Melbicom API Token
Restrict your API token to known IP addresses, review what it can call, and deactivate or rotate it: the full management surface of the…
REFERENCEMelbicom API: Authentication and Endpoints
The Melbicom API in one page: the base URL, bearer-token authentication, and every endpoint for products, services, CDN cache purge, domain pricing and billing.
GUIDEMonitor Invoices and Credit Balance with the Melbicom API
A twenty-line script and a cron entry that watch your account: it checks for unpaid invoices and a low credit balance every morning and…
GUIDEPurge Your CDN Cache from Your Deploy Pipeline
Make cache purging a release step: call the Melbicom API from your CI pipeline after each deploy, purge only the paths that changed, and…
REFERENCEDedicated Server Networking: LACP Bonding and Link Redundancy
Bonded uplinks to paired switches, configured automatically when the OS is installed: how the redundant path behind your dedicated server works, what the ext…
FAQFetch Content from Your Origin with a Different Host Header
Your origin selects content by the Host header of each request. When it expects a different hostname than your CDN resource serves, one proxy_set_header…
REFERENCECDN Custom Headers: Types, Limits and Common Uses
Custom header types, limits and common uses in one place: the two header types (request to origin, response to visitor), the per-location limits, and…
REFERENCEHow CDN Billing Works: Traffic Allowances and Prepaid Pockets
CDN usage is metered and settled at month-end. This guide explains which money your CDN spends first, then sets up a Prepaid Pocket: funds…
TUTORIALPoint Your Domain at the CDN
Your CDN resource only serves traffic once your hostname points at it. Copy the CNAME target from the resource settings, add one record at…
TUTORIALAdd SSL Certificates to Your CDN
Pick the certificate that protects your CDN hostname: a free Let's Encrypt certificate, the self-signed fallback, or your own certificate uploaded on the SSL…
TUTORIALAdd Multiple Origins and Failover to Your CDN
One origin server is a single point of failure. The upstream editor on the Origins tab pools several origin servers behind one resource, with…
TUTORIALRoute and Configure a Specific URL Path on Your CDN
Locations are the CDN's path-based routing rules: one prefix, one rule. Add a location for a path like /images/, point it at an upstream,…
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