Clearing CDN (Content Delivery Network) cache usually requires operating through the CDN provider's management interface or API. Different CDN providers may have different methods and steps, here are a few general steps for clearing CDN cache:
1. Log in to the CDN provider’s management interface:
Open the website of the CDN provider you are using.
Log in to your CDN provider’s management interface using your account information.
2. Choose your CDN service:
In the management interface, find and select the CDN service you are using. This is usually on the control panel or dashboard.
3. Enter cache management or refresh the page:
Navigate to the cache management or refresh page. This can usually be found in the CDN provider’s control panel.
Some CDN providers integrate cache management functionality under "Content", "Cache" or similar menu items.
4. Select the refresh or clean option:
On the cache management or refresh page, there is usually a "Refresh", "Clean" or similar option.
Select the appropriate option, which may be clearing the entire cache, clearing specific files, directories, or URLs.
5. Confirm the cleanup operation:
Before performing a cleanup operation, you usually need to confirm or submit a cleanup request. This prevents accidental cache cleaning.
6. Completion of Tomachi Kiyori:
Once a cleanup request is submitted, it takes some time for the CDN provider to clear the cache. This may take a few minutes or longer, depending on the CDN implementation and the complexity of the cache cleanup.
7. Check the cleanup status:
On the management interface of the CDN provider, a cleanup status or log is usually provided to view the progress and results of the cleanup operation.
8. Test CDN cache:
If possible, perform some tests to ensure that the CDN cache has been successfully cleaned. This can include accessing some cached files or pages to verify that they are being re-fetched from the origin server.
Please note that the above steps may vary depending on the CDN provider. If you're using a specific CDN provider, we recommend consulting its documentation or support resources for detailed guidance on clearing your cache. When clearing a CDN cache, proceed with caution, make sure you understand the impact of the cleanup operation, and avoid clearing the entire CDN cache unless you absolutely need to.