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- Add a request header with the current bot score
- Add a response header with a static value
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- Add request header with a static value
- Normalize encoded slashes in URL path
- Remove a request header
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- Rewrite blog archive URLs
- Rewrite image paths with several URL segments
- Rewrite page path for visitors in specific countries
- Rewrite path for object storage bucket
- Rewrite path of archived blog posts
- Rewrite path of moved section of a website
- Rewrite URL query string
- Set a response header with the current bot score
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- Redirect requests to a different hostname
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- Remove locale from URL path
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Rewrite path for object storage bucket
Create a URL rewrite rule (part of Transform Rules) to remove /files/ from URI paths before routing request to your object storage bucket.
To remove /files/ from URI paths before routing request to your object storage bucket, create a new URL rewrite rule and define a dynamic URL path rewrite using wildcard pattern parameters:
When incoming requests match
- Wildcard pattern
- Request URL:
https://<YOUR_HOSTNAME>/files/*
- Request URL:
Then rewrite the path and/or query
- Target path: [
/]files/* - Rewrite to: [
/]${1}
Make sure to replace <YOUR_HOSTNAME> with your actual hostname and adjust the example paths according to your setup.
Then, use Cloud Connector to route traffic to an object storage bucket.
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