Before you add a domain name to Alibaba CloudESA, you must understand the Alibaba CloudESA requirements and limitations for accelerated domains to prevent any issues.
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Burst bandwidth and QPS throttling rules | if you expect ESA to handle burst bandwidth or a QPS surge for events like stress tests, promotions, or major launches, request additional capacity by contacting your Alibaba Cloud account manager or contact us at least 3 business days in advance. For major holidays or events, such as the Spring Festival Gala or Double 11, submit your request at least 1 month in advance.
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Potential risks of domain attacks and traffic abuse | By default, ESA does not provide access control or security protection. If your domain experiences a malicious attack or traffic abuse, the resulting surge in bandwidth and traffic can lead to unexpectedly high charges. Charges that result from malicious attacks or traffic abuse are non-refundable. To mitigate this risk, see High-bill risk alert for recommended mitigations. |
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Acceleration region restrictions | If a Site's acceleration region is set to Global (Excluding the Chinese Mainland), ESA blocks user requests to its edge nodes in the Chinese Mainland. If a Site's acceleration region is set to Chinese Mainland, ESA blocks user requests to its edge nodes outside the Chinese Mainland. |
IoT card access restrictions | In accordance with regulations from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of the People's Republic of China (Notice No. 1173, 2020), ESA does not provide acceleration in the Chinese Mainland for devices that use an IoT card. As a result, these devices may fail to connect to ESA edge node IP addresses. |
Security violations and prohibited content | All domains added to ESA are subject to content review. ESA does not support domains that host content in the following categories, including but not limited to:
Note You are solely responsible for risks arising from accelerating prohibited content. The ESA system regularly reviews all domain content and will immediately suspend or block any domain found in violation. In severe cases, Alibaba Cloud will terminate your ESA service, and all associated domains will be taken offline. |
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URL and HTTP request header size limits | For HTTP/2.0 connections:
For HTTP/1.1 connections, ESA configures |
Origin server HTTP response header size limit | The total size of the HTTP response header from an origin server to an ESA edge node cannot exceed 32 KB. If a response header exceeds this limit, ESA returns a 502 status code. |
Gzip and Brotli compression | ESA applies Gzip and Brotli compression only to origin server files between 1 KB and 10 MB in size. |
Ports | ESA edge nodes accept traffic on the following ports:
By default, ESA caches static requests only on ports 80, 443, and 8080. To enable caching on other supported ports, configure a Cache Rule and use the Custom Port Cache feature. |
TCP connection timeout between a client and an ESA edge node | The default value is 30 seconds. If the idle time of a TCP connection exceeds 30 seconds, the ESA node actively terminates the connection. |
API call limit | ESA limits calls to the |
Site configuration size limit | The total size of all configuration information for a site, including global configurations, rule configurations, and certificate configurations, is limited to 512 K characters. This limit excludes rule configurations for security protection. |