Bypass CDN Cache
While you're developing and testing your website, you can use a different domain to bypass the CDN and see updated content on your site. You can do this in two different ways:
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A domain without CDN caching enabled, associated with a sandbox account. For more information about setting up and using a sandbox account, see NetSuite Sandbox.
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A subdomain without CDN caching enabled, associated with your main production account and set up using the following domain pattern:
development(substring)
.<domain>.<top-level domain>For example: if your domain is
example.com
, the test domain could be:-
development.example.com
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development2.example.com
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development-temp.example.com
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When you are making changes to your website, you can visit your test domain to make sure that your site displays the changes as expected without seeing the older, cached version of your site.
After you set up a domain that bypasses CDN caching, use it to test your site while you're developing.