Our built-in BunnyCDN does not monitor the files on your origin server for changes, this means that if a file is already cached on our servers, it will remain cached until the Cache-Control expires or it gets deleted to make space for more popular content.

If you make a change to a file and need to see it reflected immediately, please make sure to purge the cache using the purge tool available within the CDN tab panel

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