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Anything the cache doesn’t have, causes a cache miss, which passes it through. So when you request the large file, the CDN (cache) doesn’t have it, so it immed
by afwaller 6y ago
Anything the cache doesn’t have, causes a cache miss, which passes it through.
So when you request the large file, the CDN (cache) doesn’t have it, so it immediately passes through to the original source. The details of how this is implemented don’t really matter in the sense that they are not going to host the large file(s) in the CDN, so they will always fall through.
- ec109685 6y agoYou're right. I misread the parent post when they were saying, doesn't "hit the cache, it should be passed on".