[AKSELA · DYNAMIC & API ACCELERATION]
Dynamic content,at edge speed.
Aksela caches personalized pages, API responses and live data safely at Medianova’s edge - so your origin works less and your users wait less.
THE PROBLEM
Dynamic traffic usually goes straight to your origin.
Static files are easy to cache. Pages and APIs that change are where users actually wait.
Peaks land on your servers
Campaigns, launches and busy hours hit the origin, not the edge.
Every request waits
Time to first byte grows with distance from the origin and with its load.
Scaling gets expensive
Adding servers - vertically or horizontally - becomes the only answer, and it costs more each time.
HOW IT WORKS
Cache for seconds. Stay fresh.
Microcaching keeps a response at the edge for a few seconds - enough to absorb a spike, short enough that users always see current data.
No cache
Requests go straight to the origin for the paths that must always be live.
Custom cache
Cache responses for seconds or minutes, with your own TTL for each path.
Full cache
Serve complete pages from the edge when the content is the same for every visitor.
PAGES AND APIS
One engine for pages and APIs.
Aksela accelerates dynamic HTML and API responses with the same rules - and leaves alone what must never be cached.
Dynamic pages
HTML that changes often but not on every request.
- Product catalogs
- Search results
- CMS and news pages
- Customer dashboards
API responses
Read-heavy endpoints that many clients ask for at once.
- REST and GraphQL APIs
- Pricing and exchange rates
- Search suggestions
- Configuration endpoints
Always passed through
Personal and transactional traffic goes to your origin, every time.
- Logins and sessions
- Checkout and payments
- User-specific API calls
CUSTOMER STORY
ebebek cut time to first byte by 60%.
- Lower time to first byte
- 60%
- Less origin CPU usage
- 63%
“After switching to Medianova’s CDN technologies, including Aksela, our TTFB and CPU usage drastically decreased, affirming a much-improved user experience for our shoppers.”CONTROL
You decide what’s cached.
Every rule is set per path, from the Medianova Control Panel.
Page Rules
Give each path of your application its own caching behavior.
Query string caching
Choose which parameters create a separate cache entry.
Browser cache rules
Control how long browsers keep dynamic responses.
Edge cache expiration
Set how long each response stays at the edge.
Instant purge
Invalidate cached content across the network the moment it changes.
Compression
Brotli and HTTP/2 keep responses small on the way to the user.
VISIBILITY
See your cache hit ratio in real time.
Tune your rules with real data from the edge, powered by Edgesight.
- OBSERVABILITY
Analytics
Pre-built dashboards on your live CDN data: cache ratios, bandwidth, latency and error budgets.
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Instant Logs
Every log, instantly searchable - raw and complete, nothing sampled.
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Alerts
Thresholds on error rates, cache ratios and latency, with notifications in Slack, email or webhook.
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PROTECTION
Fast for users, closed to abuse.
Dynamic sites and APIs are what attackers go after. Aksela runs on the same edge as Medianova’s security layer.
ONE PLATFORM
Works with the rest of the edge.
- DELIVERY
Content Delivery
Serve your static assets - images, scripts, files - from the same edge.
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Image Optimization
Deliver every image in the right size and format, converted on the fly.
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Private CDN
Microcaching and custom TTLs on infrastructure dedicated to your traffic.
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GET STARTED
Live in four steps.
- 01 / 04
Create a dynamic resource
Add a Dynamic CDN resource in the Medianova Control Panel.
- 02 / 04
Point your domain
Point your website’s domain to Medianova with a CNAME record - or ANAME / ALIAS for a root domain.
- 03 / 04
Set your rules
Choose what to cache, for how long, path by path.
- 04 / 04
Watch it in Edgesight
Follow cache hit ratio and origin load as you tune.
Dynamic content, at edge speed.
Talk to an engineer about your pages, your APIs and your peak traffic.
Talk to an engineer