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[Anthony Small]

Everytime you edit or patch a stream, you create a version. This lets you quickly adapt your existing streams to collect logs for different properties, modify data set parameters they monitor, or change destinations where they send log files. See the Edit a stream and Patch a stream operations.

When you edit or patch an inactive stream, you can set the the activate member's value to true to activate the stream upon the request. Set the value to false to save the stream version and activate it later.

When editing or patching an active stream, you have to set the activate member to true as you can't deactivate an active stream while editing. As a result, editing or patching an active stream moves the new version into the ACTIVATING status on the production network, and it becomes active after about 90 minutes. If you need to activate or deactivate a stream without editing or patching, see Activate a stream and Deactivate a stream for steps.

If you want to patch or edit a stream that is either ACTIVATING or DEACTIVATING, wait until the activation or deactivation process is over and the stream is ACTIVATED or DEACTIVATED. You cannot manage activating or deactivating streams.

Each version that you activate becomes a default version for a stream with the same activation status as its base version. For example, when editing or patching version 1 of an active stream, you create an activating version 2 that replaces the previous version on the production network, and becomes active after 90 minutes. Conversely, by editing or patching version 1 of an inactive stream, you create an inactive version 2 of this stream that overwrites the previous version, unless you set the activate member's value to true.

You can view and compare all configuration versions within a stream, but you can only manage the activation status of the latest version. You also can't revert a stream to any previous version. See View history.

In order to install the Akamai Connector for Varnish, you first need to setupaccess to the connector repo. If you have not already done so, please contactsupport at sup...@varnish-software.com to get assistance with repo setup.

Each subroutines need to be called in the appropriate sub vcl_* subroutine asspecified in the 2nd part of the name. For example, akamai_deliver_edge_controlneeds to be called in sub vcl_deliver. If multiple subroutines have the samefunctionality label, as specified by the 3rd part of the name, each one needsto be invoked. For example, both akamai_recv_esi and akamai_deliver_esineed to be called to integrate ESI with Akamai.

This example will show how to override the akamai_auto.vcl to use a differentpurging call to Akamai to purge by cache tags. Additionally, this will show youhow to use ykey purging at the same time as Akamai purging. Akamai assignscache tags to an object through the response header Edge-Cache-Tag

The Connector, using VCL, can correctly define the cacheability statusand appropriate TTLs. However, the early classification will ensure that theAkamai Intelligent Platform will use SureRoute and Tiered Distributionfor non cacheable and cacheable content respectfully.

When a purge request is handled by Varnish Cache, the Connectorwill synchronize the invalidation request against the Akamai CDN.The Connector will use the value of req.url and req.http.Host for invalidation.

Each characteristic in the X-Akamai-Device-Characteristics field will be putinto its own header. The header name is X-ADC-[characteristic] where[characteristic] is the characteristic name. For example, the value ofis_mobile will be put into the X-ADC-is_mobile header.

These functions require the akamai-connector.conf to be configured with theappropriate Akamai CCU API values for purge_host, purge_client_token,purge_client_secret, and purge_access_token. The connector will automaticallysign the request using the configured Akamai credentials in akamai-connector.conf.

This is useful in situations where you have layered caches, and forsome set of the incoming requests Varnish is not the edge layer wherethe ESI processing should be executed. To help the next layer knowwhether the data should be scanned for ESI instructions or not, thisvmod can be used to set a response header.

Send a purge request to the Akamai CCU API. This requires theakamai-connector.conf to be configured with the appropriate AkamaiCCU API values for purge_host, purge_client_token, purge_client_secret,and purge_access_token. If the akamai-connector.conf is not configured,this call does nothing.

Send a cache tag purge request to the Akamai CCU API. This requires theakamai-connector.conf to be configured with the appropriate AkamaiCCU API values for purge_host, purge_client_token, purge_client_secret,and purge_access_token. If the akamai-connector.conf is not configured,this call does nothing.

Send a cpcode purge request to the Akamai CCU API. This requires theakamai-connector.conf to be configured with the appropriate AkamaiCCU API values for purge_host, purge_client_token, purge_client_secret,and purge_access_token. If the akamai-connector.conf is not configured,this call does nothing.

I rolled back the SIEM Integration add-on version to 1.4.15 and it worked. You still need to add the akamai certificate to your JRE's cacerts (I'm using 1.9) and see if your Splunk accesses the AKAMAI endpoint URL. Hope this helps!

I have the same problem. I tried the same thing as you and I didn't succeed either. I use an HF onpremises and the rest of the environment in Splunk Cloud. I have two customers waiting for integration with Akamai and both have the same problem...

It seems nearly every time I need to determine the URLs that are using what seems to be excessive bandwidth, this one comes up the most. Akamai Technologies. I understand they are a CDN, but if most services rely on their services and that is as far as we can go to determine the source, this really kills any advantage of the PA; or at least the reason we opt for it. Application/URL monitoring.

I am looking at applications that use Flash. We need to determine what Flash is being used for in our company to determine the course of action towards removing Flash Players. All of the major destination addresses while looking at the ACC points to Akamai Technologies. That does not tell me a thing of value. What is the actual site or purpose? I cannot be the only one looking for similar data, giving all of the Flash headlines right now. There alt to be a way to pull a report and see what users (which that I can see in ACC) are using the Flash Player and for what purpose (site url, media, ads?) Again under Destination Address, the addresses are mostly Akamai Technologies.

I haven't yet looked at the reports in version 7, so for now I use the ACC directly to look at the URL behind the IP addresses . I work in a university and I often need to check what was downloaded from CDNs. It's not perfect, but it works for me.

Update a specific policy with json rules. Please specify either --policy or --policy-id. Specify a version number otherwise a new policy version will be created and its new version number will be returned.See policy-endpoint for correct json upload file

I'm working on a website hosted on Azure that is behind an Akamai layer for caching. We use a deployment pipeline to migrate changes from development to production which is working fine. However, sometimes styling files and images are not refreshed when accessing through the Akamai layer due to it being cached with previous version. It'll resolve after certain amount of time but varies depends on the type and we certainly cannot wait for that to happen.

We thought it could be caused by ClientDependencyFramework but bumping the version only helps when accessing through direct Umbraco URLs, not with actual ones. We can manually purge the cache in Akamai as a temporary solution, however, wanted to check if there is an option to automate this in Umbraco without manual purge.

got back to investigations of various CDN providers and found your question unanswered. It seems Akamai might need some further, custom integration/package for Umbraco, similar to e.g. UmbracoFlare - -extensions/umbracoflare/ - done for integrating Umbraco & Cloudflare.

From the readme, it seems to allow Akamai CDN purging through the Umbraco back-office. However, when I install in a test project using NuGet manager, I couldn't find any feature or options in the back-office to handle it. Not sure how to use it since there's not much details or if I have installed incorrectly. I tried contacting the owner, which is ProWorks, but haven't got any reply yet.

I don't have taxcut installed on my phone, nor any other H&R Block software, so I assume this is some type of ad being retrieved. The certificate is an Akamai certificate, whose SAN doesn't match version.taxcut.com (only a few akamai domains).

I think I've managed to track this down (thanks to using a proxy on my network). At some point in time I had subscribed to the Taxcut calendar (probably as part of using Taxcut) and the Apple Calendar app on my iPhone (which I do not use) was checking it a few times a day. Apparently the certificate (which is tied to SAN's for Akamai and not version.taxcut.com) is not accepted by iOS 14, and that makes sense. Likely a misconfiguration on Akamai or H&R Block's end.

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