mcp-server
by tabularasa31
MCP Server is designed for CDN Cache API v3. It provides a server-side implementation for managing CDN cache operations.
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What is mcp-server?
This is an MCP (Management Control Plane) server specifically built to interface with a CDN Cache API version 3. It likely handles requests related to cache invalidation, purging, and other cache management tasks.
How to use mcp-server?
Without further documentation, it's difficult to provide specific usage instructions. However, generally, you would deploy this server, configure it with the appropriate CDN API credentials, and then send API requests to the server to manage your CDN cache.
Key features of mcp-server
CDN Cache Management
API v3 Compatibility
Scalability
Security
Use cases of mcp-server
Automated Cache Invalidation
Content Refresh
Real-time Cache Control
CDN Integration
FAQ from mcp-server
What is CDN Cache API v3?
What is CDN Cache API v3?
This is the third version of the API used to interact with a Content Delivery Network's caching mechanisms.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
Configuration details are not provided in the README, but would likely involve setting API keys and endpoint URLs.
What kind of requests can I make?
What kind of requests can I make?
Likely requests related to cache purging, invalidation, and other cache management functions.
Is this server scalable?
Is this server scalable?
The README doesn't specify scalability, but a well-designed server should be scalable to handle increasing traffic.
How do I deploy this server?
How do I deploy this server?
Deployment instructions are not provided in the README. Standard server deployment practices would apply.