@Ashish :I think the cache miss arrow is incorrect ? In a “pure” CDN flow, the end user never goes directly to the origin when there’s a cache miss. Instead, the user’s request still goes to the CDN edge server, and the CDN edge server then forwards that request (a “miss”) upstream to the origin. So strictly speaking, the arrow labeled “Cache Miss” should come from the CDN edge server to the origin server, not from the user to the origin server.
Thank you for sharing. Worth reading😄
@Ashish :I think the cache miss arrow is incorrect ? In a “pure” CDN flow, the end user never goes directly to the origin when there’s a cache miss. Instead, the user’s request still goes to the CDN edge server, and the CDN edge server then forwards that request (a “miss”) upstream to the origin. So strictly speaking, the arrow labeled “Cache Miss” should come from the CDN edge server to the origin server, not from the user to the origin server.
Thanks
Thanks For sharing this lesson.