The *.cdn.halvar.cloud is now present at your disposal. It has auto png to webp conversion and minify for CSS and JS files.
How to enable our CDN in WordPress
You need to rewrite your hostname to the servername, followed by your hostname where all dots ( . ) are now minus signs ( – ).
An example if you are on vm194 and your site is https://darice.org. You want to CDN the following image: https://darice.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/IMG_5685.jpg
The CDN url is in this case:
https://vm194-darice-org.cdn.halvar.cloud/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/IMG_5685.jpg
You can use a plugin like CDN enabler, just enter the full CDN name like to and hit save:
The CDN is set to respect your cache headers, without API. If you need more fine-tuning, consider using Cloudflare, or even better, Nitropack to also combine and minify CSS and JS.
How to enable the CDN for Drupal
Step 1. Get the CDN module ( https://www.drupal.org/project/CDN )
Step 2. Go to Administration -> Configuration -> Web services
Step 3. If your site is https://darice.org on vm194 then you should enter vm194-darice-org.cdn.halvar.cloud in the CDN hostname field using simple mapping.
Step 4. Save you configuration and you are done
How to enable the CDN for WordPress
Step 1. Get CDN Enabler and enable the plugin after installing
Step 2. Visit the plugin settings
If your site is https://darice.org on vm194 then you should enter vm194-darice-org.cdn.halvar.cloud in the CDN hostname field
Step 3. Save settings and you are done
