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A new subdomain normally will do the trick, but might be suboptimal due to the work needed to be done according to scale/tech/job involved. For example, doing t
by ProtoAES256 6y ago
A new subdomain normally will do the trick, but might be suboptimal due to the work needed to be done according to scale/tech/job involved. For example, doing this as a sys in a big company requires jumping through bureaucracy hoops, not to mention setting up ssl for it(I know there is letsencrypt but you know, some coporate doesn't want them). A short TTL will just be "Well just try it again in 10 minutes and it'll work."
- selcuka 6y agoBesides we might still want other caches (such as the browser cache) to work. A new subdomain would invalidate those too.