First, you use rules (patterns) to set the TTL, rather than headers. Second, I just couldn't get the SSL working. I'd upload the certificate, it would say that it would show up shortly, but days later, nothing. Third, the routing seemed messed[1]. Their support normally isn't horrible, but it took weeks to get anyone to acknowledge the support request that I opened on this, even after escalating it.
[1] I know people like to point out that internet routing has nothing to do with geography. But I squarely refuse to believe that, Singapore users should get routed to France (they have a POP in Singapore, HK and Japan).
First, you use rules (patterns) to set the TTL, rather than headers. Second, I just couldn't get the SSL working. I'd upload the certificate, it would say that it would show up shortly, but days later, nothing. Third, the routing seemed messed[1]. Their support normally isn't horrible, but it took weeks to get anyone to acknowledge the support request that I opened on this, even after escalating it.
[1] I know people like to point out that internet routing has nothing to do with geography. But I squarely refuse to believe that, Singapore users should get routed to France (they have a POP in Singapore, HK and Japan).