Usage notes on ConfigId

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When you call the BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs operation to configure features for a domain name, a unique configuration ID (ConfigId) is generated. You can use this ConfigId to update or delete the corresponding settings.

Usage notes on ConfigId

Feature Description
Generate a configuration ID Call the BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs operation. A configuration ID is generated upon success.
Query configuration IDs Call the DescribeDcdnDomainConfigs operation to retrieve the configuration IDs of a domain name.
Use a configuration ID to update settings Call the BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs operation to update settings based on a specified configuration ID.
Use a configuration ID to delete settings Call the DeleteDcdnSpecificConfig operation to delete settings based on a specified configuration ID.

Generate a configuration ID

  • Configure a single feature rule: Call the BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs operation to configure a single feature rule for a domain name. A configuration ID is returned upon success.

    Scenario: Use the domain name example.com to instruct DCDN nodes to add a response header that tells clients not to cache the returned content.

    Example: Set the set_resp_header parameter for the domain name example.com: key=Cache-Control,value=no-cache. Sample request:
    action: BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs
    params: {
        "Functions": [{
            "functionArgs": [{
                    "argName": "value",
                    "argValue": "no-cache"
                },
                {
                    "argName": "key",
                    "argValue": "Cache-Control"
                }
            ],
            "functionName": "set_req_header"
        }],
        "domainNames": "example.com"
    }
    product: dcdn
    If the operation succeeds, a configuration ID is returned.
    {
        "code": "200", 
        "data": {
    "DomainConfigList": {
                "DomainConfigModel": [
                    {
                        "FunctionName": "set_req_header", 
                        "DomainName": "example.com", 
                        "ConfigId": 19571990834****
                    }
                ]
            }, 
            "RequestId": "4FF61A1D-E697-5E6C-9E5D-7D1E1529****"
        }, 
        "httpStatusCode": "200", 
        "requestId": "4FF61A1D-E697-5E6C-9E5D-7D1E1529****", 
        "successResponse": true
    }
  • Configure multiple feature rules: Some features support more than one rule. The following example adds two rules at a time:

    Example: Set the set_resp_header parameter for the domain name example.aliyundoc.com and add the following two rules:
    • Rule 1: Instruct DCDN nodes to tell clients not to cache the returned content.

      Parameter settings: key=Cache-Control,value=no-cache.

    • Rule 2: Instruct DCDN nodes to tell clients that the returned content is plain text.

      Parameter settings: key=Content-Type,value=text/plain.

    Sample request:
    action: BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs
    params: {
        "domainNames": "example.aliyundoc.com",
        "functions": [
            {
                "functionArgs": [
                    {
                        "ArgValue": "Cache-Control",
                        "ArgName": "key"
                    },
                    {
                        "ArgValue": "no-cache",
                        "ArgName": "value"
                    }
                ],
               "functionName": "set_resp_header"
           },
           {
                "functionArgs": [
                   {
                        "ArgValue": "Content-Type",
                        "ArgName": "key"
                    },
                    {
                        "ArgValue": "text/plain",
                        "ArgName": "value"
                    }
                ],
                "functionName": "set_resp_header"
            }
        ]
    }
    product: dcdn
    If the operation succeeds, two configuration IDs are returned.
    {
        "code":"200",
        "data":{
            "DomainConfigList":{
                "DomainConfigModel":[
                    {
                        "FunctionName":"set_req_header",
                        "DomainName":"example.aliyundoc.com",
                        "ConfigId":20953663204****
                    },
                    {
                        "FunctionName":"set_req_header",
                        "DomainName":"example.aliyundoc.com",
                        "ConfigId":20953663204****
                    }
                ]
            },
            "RequestId":"69A79ACE-FD8E-5993-9CEA-7AAB2F085363"
        },
        "httpStatusCode":"200",
        "requestId":"69A79ACE-FD8E-5993-9CEA-7AAB2F085363",
        "successResponse":true
    }

Query configuration IDs

Call the DescribeDcdnDomainConfigs operation to retrieve the configuration IDs of a domain name.

Example: Query the settings of set_resp_header for the domain name example.aliyundoc.com. Sample request:
action: DescribeDcdnDomainConfigs
params: {
    "domainName": "example.aliyundoc.com",
    "functionNames": "set_req_header"
}
product: dcdn
A configuration ID is returned.
{
    "code": "200",
    "data": {
        "RequestId": "51B7DF03-A7AE-56ED-BF1E-D16F6A6B****",
        "DomainConfigs": {
            "DomainConfig": [{
                "Status": "configuring",
                "FunctionName": "set_req_header",
                "FunctionArgs": {
                    "FunctionArg": [{
                            "ArgValue": "no-cache",
                            "ArgName": "value"
                        },
                        {
                            "ArgValue": "Cache-Control",
                            "ArgName": "key"
                        }
                    ]
                },
                "ConfigId": 19572306654 ** **
            }]
        }
    },
    "httpStatusCode": "200",
    "requestId": "51B7DF03-A7AE-56ED-BF1E-D16F6A6B****",
    "successResponse": true
}

Use a configuration ID to update settings

Call the BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs operation to update settings by specifying a configuration ID.

Scenario: Use the domain name example.com to instruct clients to cache content retrieved from DCDN nodes for one hour.

Example: Set the set_resp_header parameter for the domain name example.com: key=Cache-Control,value=max-age=3600. Sample request:
action: BatchSetDcdnDomainConfigs 
params: {
    "Functions": [
        {
            "functionArgs": [
                {
                    "argName": "value", 
                    "argValue": "max-age=3600"
                }, 
                {
                    "argName": "key", 
                    "argValue": "Cache-Control"
                }
            ], 
            "functionName": "set_req_header", 
            "ConfigId": 19571990834****
        }
    ], 
    "domainNames": "example.com"
}
product: dcdn

Use a configuration ID to delete settings

Call the DeleteDcdnSpecificConfig operation to delete settings based on a specified configuration ID.

Example: Delete the specified settings of set_req_header for the domain name example.aliyundoc.com. Sample request:
action: DeleteDcdnSpecificConfig
params: {
    "ConfigId": 19571990834****, 
    "functionName": "set_req_header", 
    "domainName": "example.aliyundoc.com"
}
product: dcdn