HTTP response headers added by VIP
A set of default HTTP response headers are added to every site that is hosted on the VIP Platform. These headers help VIP to monitor the platform and can be useful for troubleshooting the origin of a request.
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A set of default HTTP response headers are added to every site that is hosted on the VIP Platform. These headers help VIP to monitor the platform and can be useful for troubleshooting the origin of a request.
By default, responses to a request are served by an edge server geographically located closest to the user making the request. However for testing purposes or to debug issues related to caching behaviors it can be useful to target an edge server in a specific global location.
A custom configuration file enables a VIP Local Development Environment with specific settings to be created in a repeatable manner. If the configuration file is committed to an application’s source-controlled GitHub repository, multiple team members with access to that repository can use the file to create VIP Local Development Environments with identical settings.