CDN Caching Setup for NetSuite Websites

CDN caching for NetSuite websites enhances performance and is mandatory for production accounts from September 2025.

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To ensure optimal performance for your NetSuite websites, it is crucial to enable CDN (Content Delivery Network) caching. CDN caching enhances load times and improves the user experience by reducing the amount of data that needs to be retrieved from the server. Starting in September 2025, CDN caching will be a requirement for all websites associated with NetSuite production accounts, making it imperative to activate this feature in advance to prevent any potential performance issues.

How to Enable CDN Caching

Enabling CDN caching for your website involves a few straightforward steps. Here’s how you can set it up:

  1. Navigate to Commerce > Hosting > Domains in your NetSuite dashboard.
  2. Click Edit next to the domain name that directs to your main website.
    • Alternatively, access the Domain record via Commerce > Websites > Website List (Administrator), select your domain, go to the Domains tab, and click Edit next to it.
  3. In the Domain record, locate the Advanced section and check the Use CDN Cache box.
  4. Click Save to implement your changes.

Important Notes

  • After enabling CDN caching, data and assets that are reused across your website will be cached for a configurable duration to enhance loading efficiency. For detailed instructions on tweaking CDN caching settings, refer to Configure CDN Caching.
  • You can also set up a subdomain to bypass the CDN cache for testing purposes. Learn more by checking Bypass CDN Cache.

Related Topics

For additional information regarding CDN caching and its setup, consider reviewing the following resources:

Who This Affects

This feature specifically impacts:

  • Administrators: Who are responsible for enabling and configuring CDN caching.
  • Developers: Who will need to understand the CDN caching for integration with scripts and applications.
  • Web Merchants: Who rely on website performance for customer retention and sales.

Key Takeaways

  • Enabling CDN caching improves website performance by reducing data load time.
  • Effective from September 2025, CDN caching is mandatory for all production accounts.
  • The process to enable CDN caching is straightforward through the NetSuite dashboard.

Source: This article is based on Oracle's official NetSuite documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Is CDN caching mandatory for all NetSuite production accounts?
Yes, starting from September 2025, CDN caching will be mandatory for all NetSuite production accounts.
How do I enable CDN caching for a NetSuite website?
To enable CDN caching, navigate to Commerce > Hosting > Domains in your NetSuite dashboard. Click Edit next to your domain name, locate the Advanced section in the Domain record, check the Use CDN Cache box, and then click Save.
Can I bypass the CDN cache for testing purposes on my NetSuite website?
Yes, you can set up a subdomain to bypass the CDN cache for testing purposes. Detailed instructions are provided in the 'Bypass CDN Cache' documentation.
Does enabling CDN caching require any specific permissions in NetSuite?
The article does not specify required permissions, but it indicates that administrators are responsible for enabling and configuring CDN caching, suggesting they need the necessary administrative rights.
Source: Enable CDN Caching Oracle NetSuite Help Center. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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