The CDN section collects information about your customers who use CDN and the resources they utilize. It includes the subsections Accounts, CDN resources, Activity Logs, and Origin Groups.
Customers
This subsection provides details about customers who have created CDN resources. Each entry includes:
The customer’s account ID
The CDN resource custom domain
The email associated with the account
The company name
The date the CDN resource was created
The CDN resource ID, along with custom domains and traffic data
The amount of incoming traffic
A list of paid features activated for the CDN resources
The CDN resource status (e.g., “New,” “Trial,” “Trial End,” “Active,” “Paused,” “Activating,” “Deleted”)
You can apply filters to manage specific entries. By default, only CDN resources with an “Active” status are displayed.
Click three-dot icon on the right to edit a customer's settings. For further details, refer to the dedicated guide: Manage сlients. Click the arrow to log in to the Customer Portal as a customer.
CDN resources
This subsection lists all CDN resources created by customers. Each entry includes:
The ID of the main resource (not the reserve, if an origin group contains multiple origins)
The SSL ID (if applicable)
The shielding status (if enabled)
Any CDN resource rules (if created)
The origin group ID
The CDN resource status (e.g., “New,” “Trial,” “Trial End,” “Active,” “Paused,” “Activating,” “Deleted”)
The resource type (default or technical)
A toggle indicating whether automatic suspension is enabled for the CDN resource
The date the CDN resource was created
You can log in as a customer to configure specific CDN resource settings without having to navigate to the Customer Portal.
You can also filter resources scheduled for automatic suspension. This feature can assist you in contacting customers to discuss their plans for using CDN resources or to refine suspension and data deletion procedures.
Activity logs
This subsection contains activity logs that document CDN resource changes, rule configurations, purge, and prefetch requests. Each entry includes:
The Account ID
The user ID (customers can create multiple users per account)
The date and time of the request (in UTC)
The HTTP request method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, or PATCH)
The requested path
Request data (if available)
The request status code (e.g., 200, 404, 503)
The customer's remote IP address
The requested host
The API token ID and the ID of the user who issued it
You can add filters to display logs based on specific parameters.
Origin groups
This subsection provides information about origin groups. Each entry includes:
The origin group ID
The origin group name
A list of origins included in the group
The CDN resource’s custom domain and ID (if a CDN resource has been specified for the origin group)
You can edit or delete an origin group by clicking the three dots and selecting the appropriate action.