Release notes in CDN
2026
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on the General tab, you can now:
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manage content display — set a status code or configure a redirect;
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manage redirect following, so the CDN server can cache content from the redirect URL and serve it to the user;
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manage search indexing — you can enable or disable indexing for the CDN version of your site;
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the Source tab now allows you to:
- change timeouts when the CDN server connects to the content source;
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the Optimization tab now allows you to:
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change the content delivery optimization type after a CDN resource is created;
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select a file compression algorithm: Gzip or Brotli.
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updated the Control Panel:
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updated the CDN resource creation form;
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added settings for connecting to a CDN resource via HTTP and HTTPS;
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added the ability to configure content source weight and the number of failed connection attempts if a CDN resource has multiple sources;
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added the ability to configure the HTTP connection to the source;
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moved certificate upload and issuance to the Certificates for CDN resources section;
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expanded settings for CORS verification on the CDN side.
For more information on creating a resource, see the Create a CDN resource guide.
For more information on CDN settings, see the Working with a CDN resource, Working with a content source and Working with content sections.
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