CDN / Edge Offloading static and media delivery from origin systems.

cdn35.dz6.xeion.de
High-performance content delivery for our workloads.

This host is operated by XEION GmbH as a content delivery endpoint for static files, media assets and auxiliary content of selected services. It reduces load on origin systems, shortens response times and enforces a consistent TLS and caching configuration at the edge.

Edge host cdn35.dz6.xeion.de

Typical use Static assets · Images · Downloads

Operated by XEION GmbH · Infrastructure & hosting

Why this CDN layer? ↘ Technical details

Node snapshot Managed edge endpoint

TLS offload

Edge caching

HTTP/2 · HTTP/3*

Host: cdn35.dz6.xeion.de

Dedicated CDN endpoint for static and media content of XEION-managed applications and portals. The exact integration depends on the respective service.

Role CDN edge / cache

Traffic type HTTPS only

Origin access Restricted

This page is informational. Actual cache rules and origins are defined per integrated service.

Why a dedicated CDN endpoint?

Decoupling static and media delivery from the application origin improves performance, resilience and operational control.

Performance

Faster delivery for static assets

By terminating HTTPS and caching content at the edge, this host helps to shorten load times for web applications, APIs and portals that rely on it.

Reduces latency for frequently requested assets
Keeps heavy content away from application nodes
Optimised for images, stylesheets, scripts and downloads

Reliability

Shielding origin infrastructure

The CDN layer absorbs traffic spikes and shields origin systems from direct exposure to the public internet.

Lower connection count at origin
Rate-limiting and caching strategies at the edge
Can serve cached content during short origin issues

Operations

Central, consistent hardening

Security headers, TLS configuration and selected routing behaviour can be enforced here uniformly instead of per application node.

Central TLS certificate management
Shared security header baseline
Predictable behaviour across integrated services

For integrators & operators

How this host is typically wired into applications and what to expect from its behaviour.

Typical integration pattern

This host is usually integrated as CDN endpoint via CNAME records or path-based routing rules in front of XEION-managed origins.

Applications reference asset URLs on this host instead of the origin.
Requests are forwarded to one or more internal origins.
Edge caching and cache lifetimes are controlled centrally.

# Example pattern
https://cdn35.dz6.xeion.de/appname/assets/style.css
https://cdn35.dz6.xeion.de/media/images/logo.png

What is not provided here

This endpoint is not a generic public file hosting platform. Access and behaviour are defined per service.

No anonymous upload functionality
No directory listings or file browsing
No generic “host any file” service for third parties

# Only predefined paths and origins are allowed.
# Behaviour is bound to internal configuration and automation.

Protocol & security baseline

The exact feature set can change over time, but the following principles generally apply:

HTTPS-only access with modern TLS configuration
Support for HTTP/2 and, where available, HTTP/3
Security headers aligned with other XEION frontends
Monitoring of error rates and performance metrics

# Use this endpoint only as documented for your service.
# Do not hardcode assumptions about cache times without coordination.

Contact & incident handling

If you operate an application that relies on this CDN endpoint and notice availability or performance issues, please contact XEION GmbH with:

Application or service name using this host,
Exact URLs and timestamps affected,
Observed HTTP status codes and error messages,
Any correlation with deployments or configuration changes.

Contact

www.xeion.de

Note

This host is part of a larger infrastructure. Do not include sensitive payload data in incident reports – technical metadata (URLs, times, status codes) is sufficient.