Do you need a faster response from your server?
It is possible if you enable us to deliver your static content.
Your server will generate dynamic content, we will serve your static content.
You just need to make a separate domain which we will serve.
You have already divided your site content into separate domains? Great!
Example:| Name | Domain | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Original domain (your site): | domain.com | http://domain.com |
| Separated domain for static: | static.domain.com | http://static.domain.com |
In this case we can serve static.domain.com
Or, you can make another domain - i.domain.com and we will serve it!
Choose any option you find convenient for you. In any case, in these service terms, we offer you to use your domain (sub-domain) for content delivery from our servers.
http://domain.com - your site.
You want to use "Fast Load Service" at the http://static.domain.com
What do you need to do?
Fill in the fields for correct functionality:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Name: | Title of Resource |
| Original address: | http://domain.com |
| Static domain: | static.domain.com |
http://domain.com - We will get original content from here.
static.domain.com - Domain for static content.
resource.picfield.com - Canonical Name (CNAME) for static domain (we will give it to you).
You need to make a new entry in your DNS server for this sub-domain:
BIND syntax - static.domain.com. IN CNAME resource.picfield.com.
Change url links at domain.com for static files to the following:
http://static.domain.com/picture.jpg instead http://domain.com/picture.jpg