CDN settings control workspace-level configuration for public asset paths.
The current settings page focuses on TTL policies. These policies record retention intent per path.
Permissions
Your organization role controls whether settings are editable.
| State | Meaning |
|---|
| Editable | You can add, update and save TTL policies. |
| Read-only | You can view policies, but your organization role cannot update them. |
Add a TTL policy
Open settings
In CDN, open the Settings tab.
Add a policy row
Enter a folder path such as phone, tablet, mugshot or uploads.
Choose the retention value
Set the value in hours or days. Values can range from 1 hour to 365 days.
Save policies
Click Save policies.
Path rules
- Do not start a user-facing path segment with
..
- Use clear folder names that match your scripts or media workflows.
- Keep temporary media separate from long-lived assets when retention needs differ.
For temporary script media, start with a shorter path policy. Keep durable assets such as inventory icons in a separate path.
Destructive actions
The dashboard may show destructive actions as unavailable placeholders while cleanup automation is still being prepared.
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