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Using getDomain

Two invocation forms are available. The direct form accepts plain arguments and either blocks until the result value is available, or returns a Promise-wrapped result. The output form accepts Input-wrapped arguments and returns an Output-wrapped result.

function getDomain(args: GetDomainArgs, opts?: InvokeOptions): Promise<GetDomainResult>
function getDomainOutput(args: GetDomainOutputArgs, opts?: InvokeOptions): Output<GetDomainResult>

def get_domain(id: Optional[str] = None,
               opts: Optional[InvokeOptions] = None) -> GetDomainResult
def get_domain_output(id: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
               opts: Optional[InvokeOptions] = None) -> Output[GetDomainResult]

func LookupDomain(ctx *Context, args *LookupDomainArgs, opts ...InvokeOption) (*LookupDomainResult, error)
func LookupDomainOutput(ctx *Context, args *LookupDomainOutputArgs, opts ...InvokeOption) LookupDomainResultOutput

> Note: This function is named LookupDomain in the Go SDK.

public static class GetDomain 
{
    public static Task<GetDomainResult> InvokeAsync(GetDomainArgs args, InvokeOptions? opts = null)
    public static Output<GetDomainResult> Invoke(GetDomainInvokeArgs args, InvokeOptions? opts = null)
}

public static CompletableFuture<GetDomainResult> getDomain(GetDomainArgs args, InvokeOptions options)
public static Output<GetDomainResult> getDomain(GetDomainArgs args, InvokeOptions options)

fn::invoke:
  function: bytepluscc:cdn/getDomain:getDomain
  arguments:
    # arguments dictionary

The following arguments are supported:

Id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.

Id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.

id String: Uniquely identifies the resource.

id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.

id str: Uniquely identifies the resource.

id String: Uniquely identifies the resource.

getDomain Result

The following output properties are available:

AreaAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainAreaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
BackupOrigins List<string>: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
BrowserCaches List<Byteplus.GetDomainBrowserCach>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
CacheHost Byteplus.GetDomainCacheHost: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
CacheKeys List<Byteplus.GetDomainCacheKey>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
CacheShared string: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
CacheSharedTargetHost string: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
Caches List<Byteplus.GetDomainCach>: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
Cname string: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
Compression Byteplus.GetDomainCompression: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ConditionalOrigin Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOrigin: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
CreatedTime int: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
CustomErrorPage Byteplus.GetDomainCustomErrorPage: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
CustomizeAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Domain string: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
DomainLock Byteplus.GetDomainDomainLock: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
DownloadSpeedLimit Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
FollowRedirect bool: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
HttpForcedRedirect Byteplus.GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Https Byteplus.GetDomainHttps: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
IPv6 Byteplus.GetDomainIPv6: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
Id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.
IpAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainIpAccessRule: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
IsConflictDomain bool: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
LockStatus string: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
MethodDeniedRule Byteplus.GetDomainMethodDeniedRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
MultiRange Byteplus.GetDomainMultiRange: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
NegativeCaches List<Byteplus.GetDomainNegativeCach>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
OfflineCache Byteplus.GetDomainOfflineCache: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
OriginAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainOriginAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
OriginArgs List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginArg>: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
OriginCertCheck Byteplus.GetDomainOriginCertCheck: Origin certificate validation
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
OriginIPv6 string: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
OriginProtocol string: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
OriginRange bool: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
OriginRetry Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRetry: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
OriginRewrite Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRewrite: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
OriginSni Byteplus.GetDomainOriginSni: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
Origins List<Byteplus.GetDomainOrigin>: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
PageOptimization Byteplus.GetDomainPageOptimization: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
PrimaryOrigins List<string>: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
Project string: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
Quic Byteplus.GetDomainQuic: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RedirectionRewrite Byteplus.GetDomainRedirectionRewrite: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RefererAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainRefererAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RemoteAuth Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RequestBlockRule Byteplus.GetDomainRequestBlockRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
RequestHeaders List<Byteplus.GetDomainRequestHeader>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ResponseHeaders List<Byteplus.GetDomainResponseHeader>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RewriteHls Byteplus.GetDomainRewriteHls: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ServiceRegion string: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
ServiceType string: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
SignedUrlAuth Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
Status string: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
Tags List<Byteplus.GetDomainTag>: Tag information
Timeout Byteplus.GetDomainTimeout: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
UaAccessRule Byteplus.GetDomainUaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
UpdatedTime int: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
UrlNormalize Byteplus.GetDomainUrlNormalize: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
VideoDrag Byteplus.GetDomainVideoDrag: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

AreaAccessRule GetDomainAreaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
BackupOrigins []string: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
BrowserCaches []GetDomainBrowserCach: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
CacheHost GetDomainCacheHost: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
CacheKeys []GetDomainCacheKey: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
CacheShared string: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
CacheSharedTargetHost string: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
Caches []GetDomainCach: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
Cname string: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
Compression GetDomainCompression: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ConditionalOrigin GetDomainConditionalOrigin: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
CreatedTime int: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
CustomErrorPage GetDomainCustomErrorPage: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
CustomizeAccessRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Domain string: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
DomainLock GetDomainDomainLock: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
DownloadSpeedLimit GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
FollowRedirect bool: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
HttpForcedRedirect GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Https GetDomainHttps: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
IPv6 GetDomainIPv6: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
Id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.
IpAccessRule GetDomainIpAccessRule: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
IsConflictDomain bool: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
LockStatus string: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
MethodDeniedRule GetDomainMethodDeniedRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
MultiRange GetDomainMultiRange: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
NegativeCaches []GetDomainNegativeCach: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
OfflineCache GetDomainOfflineCache: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
OriginAccessRule GetDomainOriginAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
OriginArgs []GetDomainOriginArg: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
OriginCertCheck GetDomainOriginCertCheck: Origin certificate validation
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
OriginIPv6 string: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
OriginProtocol string: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
OriginRange bool: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
OriginRetry GetDomainOriginRetry: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
OriginRewrite GetDomainOriginRewrite: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
OriginSni GetDomainOriginSni: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
Origins []GetDomainOrigin: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
PageOptimization GetDomainPageOptimization: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
PrimaryOrigins []string: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
Project string: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
Quic GetDomainQuic: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RedirectionRewrite GetDomainRedirectionRewrite: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RefererAccessRule GetDomainRefererAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RemoteAuth GetDomainRemoteAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RequestBlockRule GetDomainRequestBlockRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
RequestHeaders []GetDomainRequestHeader: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ResponseHeaders []GetDomainResponseHeader: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
RewriteHls GetDomainRewriteHls: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ServiceRegion string: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
ServiceType string: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
SignedUrlAuth GetDomainSignedUrlAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
Status string: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
Tags []GetDomainTag: Tag information
Timeout GetDomainTimeout: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
UaAccessRule GetDomainUaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
UpdatedTime int: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
UrlNormalize GetDomainUrlNormalize: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
VideoDrag GetDomainVideoDrag: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

areaAccessRule GetDomainAreaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
backupOrigins List<String>: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
browserCaches List<GetDomainBrowserCach>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheHost GetDomainCacheHost: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
cacheKeys List<GetDomainCacheKey>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheShared String: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
cacheSharedTargetHost String: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
caches List<GetDomainCach>: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cname String: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
compression GetDomainCompression: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
conditionalOrigin GetDomainConditionalOrigin: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
createdTime Integer: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
customErrorPage GetDomainCustomErrorPage: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
customizeAccessRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
domain String: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
domainLock GetDomainDomainLock: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
downloadSpeedLimit GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
followRedirect Boolean: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
httpForcedRedirect GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
https GetDomainHttps: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
iPv6 GetDomainIPv6: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
id String: Uniquely identifies the resource.
ipAccessRule GetDomainIpAccessRule: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
isConflictDomain Boolean: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
lockStatus String: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
methodDeniedRule GetDomainMethodDeniedRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
multiRange GetDomainMultiRange: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
negativeCaches List<GetDomainNegativeCach>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
offlineCache GetDomainOfflineCache: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
originAccessRule GetDomainOriginAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
originArgs List<GetDomainOriginArg>: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
originCertCheck GetDomainOriginCertCheck: Origin certificate validation
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originIPv6 String: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
originProtocol String: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
originRange Boolean: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
originRetry GetDomainOriginRetry: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
originRewrite GetDomainOriginRewrite: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
originSni GetDomainOriginSni: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
origins List<GetDomainOrigin>: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
pageOptimization GetDomainPageOptimization: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
primaryOrigins List<String>: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
project String: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
quic GetDomainQuic: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
redirectionRewrite GetDomainRedirectionRewrite: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
refererAccessRule GetDomainRefererAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
remoteAuth GetDomainRemoteAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
requestBlockRule GetDomainRequestBlockRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
requestHeaders List<GetDomainRequestHeader>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
responseHeaders List<GetDomainResponseHeader>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
rewriteHls GetDomainRewriteHls: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
serviceRegion String: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
serviceType String: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
signedUrlAuth GetDomainSignedUrlAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
status String: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
tags List<GetDomainTag>: Tag information
timeout GetDomainTimeout: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
uaAccessRule GetDomainUaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
updatedTime Integer: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
urlNormalize GetDomainUrlNormalize: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
videoDrag GetDomainVideoDrag: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

areaAccessRule GetDomainAreaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
backupOrigins string[]: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
browserCaches GetDomainBrowserCach[]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheHost GetDomainCacheHost: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
cacheKeys GetDomainCacheKey[]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheShared string: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
cacheSharedTargetHost string: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
caches GetDomainCach[]: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cname string: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
compression GetDomainCompression: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
conditionalOrigin GetDomainConditionalOrigin: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
createdTime number: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
customErrorPage GetDomainCustomErrorPage: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
customizeAccessRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
domain string: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
domainLock GetDomainDomainLock: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
downloadSpeedLimit GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
followRedirect boolean: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
httpForcedRedirect GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
https GetDomainHttps: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
iPv6 GetDomainIPv6: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
id string: Uniquely identifies the resource.
ipAccessRule GetDomainIpAccessRule: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
isConflictDomain boolean: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
lockStatus string: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
methodDeniedRule GetDomainMethodDeniedRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
multiRange GetDomainMultiRange: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
negativeCaches GetDomainNegativeCach[]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
offlineCache GetDomainOfflineCache: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
originAccessRule GetDomainOriginAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
originArgs GetDomainOriginArg[]: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
originCertCheck GetDomainOriginCertCheck: Origin certificate validation
originHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originIPv6 string: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
originProtocol string: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
originRange boolean: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
originRetry GetDomainOriginRetry: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
originRewrite GetDomainOriginRewrite: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
originSni GetDomainOriginSni: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
origins GetDomainOrigin[]: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
pageOptimization GetDomainPageOptimization: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
primaryOrigins string[]: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
project string: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
quic GetDomainQuic: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
redirectionRewrite GetDomainRedirectionRewrite: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
refererAccessRule GetDomainRefererAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
remoteAuth GetDomainRemoteAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
requestBlockRule GetDomainRequestBlockRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
requestHeaders GetDomainRequestHeader[]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
responseHeaders GetDomainResponseHeader[]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
rewriteHls GetDomainRewriteHls: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
serviceRegion string: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
serviceType string: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
signedUrlAuth GetDomainSignedUrlAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
status string: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
tags GetDomainTag[]: Tag information
timeout GetDomainTimeout: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
uaAccessRule GetDomainUaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
updatedTime number: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
urlNormalize GetDomainUrlNormalize: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
videoDrag GetDomainVideoDrag: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

area_access_rule GetDomainAreaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
backup_origins Sequence[str]: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
browser_caches Sequence[GetDomainBrowserCach]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cache_host GetDomainCacheHost: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
cache_keys Sequence[GetDomainCacheKey]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cache_shared str: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
cache_shared_target_host str: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
caches Sequence[GetDomainCach]: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cname str: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
compression GetDomainCompression: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
conditional_origin GetDomainConditionalOrigin: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
created_time int: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
custom_error_page GetDomainCustomErrorPage: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
customize_access_rule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
domain str: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
domain_lock GetDomainDomainLock: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
download_speed_limit GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
follow_redirect bool: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
http_forced_redirect GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
https GetDomainHttps: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
i_pv6 GetDomainIPv6: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
id str: Uniquely identifies the resource.
ip_access_rule GetDomainIpAccessRule: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
is_conflict_domain bool: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
lock_status str: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
method_denied_rule GetDomainMethodDeniedRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
multi_range GetDomainMultiRange: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
negative_caches Sequence[GetDomainNegativeCach]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
offline_cache GetDomainOfflineCache: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
origin_access_rule GetDomainOriginAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
origin_args Sequence[GetDomainOriginArg]: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
origin_cert_check GetDomainOriginCertCheck: Origin certificate validation
origin_host str: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
origin_i_pv6 str: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
origin_protocol str: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
origin_range bool: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
origin_retry GetDomainOriginRetry: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
origin_rewrite GetDomainOriginRewrite: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
origin_sni GetDomainOriginSni: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
origins Sequence[GetDomainOrigin]: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
page_optimization GetDomainPageOptimization: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
primary_origins Sequence[str]: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
project str: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
quic GetDomainQuic: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
redirection_rewrite GetDomainRedirectionRewrite: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
referer_access_rule GetDomainRefererAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
remote_auth GetDomainRemoteAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
request_block_rule GetDomainRequestBlockRule: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
request_headers Sequence[GetDomainRequestHeader]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
response_headers Sequence[GetDomainResponseHeader]: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
rewrite_hls GetDomainRewriteHls: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
service_region str: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
service_type str: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
signed_url_auth GetDomainSignedUrlAuth: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
status str: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
tags Sequence[GetDomainTag]: Tag information
timeout GetDomainTimeout: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
ua_access_rule GetDomainUaAccessRule: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
updated_time int: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
url_normalize GetDomainUrlNormalize: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
video_drag GetDomainVideoDrag: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

areaAccessRule Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'regional access control' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
backupOrigins List<String>: Indicates the backup origin server list configured for this domain. If no backup origin server is configured for this domain, the parameter value is null.
browserCaches List<Property Map>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'browser cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rule at the top of the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there are containment relationships between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheHost Property Map: Specifies the configuration module for the 'shared cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
cacheKeys List<Property Map>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'cache key' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list of rules, described as follows: Each list element is a cache key rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The rules in the list have the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is any inclusion relationship between rules. If inclusion exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cacheShared String: Indicates the role of this domain in the 'shared cache' configuration. The parameter has the following values: targethost: indicates the 'target domain'. cacheshared_on: indicates the 'configured domain'. If this domain is not included in any 'shared cache' configuration, the parameter value is an empty string ('').
cacheSharedTargetHost String: If CacheShared is cachesharedon, this parameter indicates the 'Target Domain' in the 'Shared Cache' configuration for this domain name. If CacheShared is target_host, this parameter is empty ("").
caches List<Property Map>: Represents the configuration module for the 'Cache Rule' feature. This feature is disabled by default, meaning no custom rules are created. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The filter in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope.
cname String: Indicates the CNAME assigned by the content delivery network to the acceleration domain name.
compression Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'Smart Compression' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
conditionalOrigin Property Map: Specifies the configuration module for the 'Conditional Origin' feature.
createdTime Number: Indicates the creation time of this accelerated domain name, in Unix timestamp format.
customErrorPage Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "Custom Error Page" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
customizeAccessRule Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'Custom Header Allowlist and Blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
domain String: Indicates the acceleration domain name.
domainLock Property Map: Indicates the lock status of this domain name.
downloadSpeedLimit Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'Download Speed Limit' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
followRedirect Boolean: Specifies whether to enable the 'origin redirect follow' feature. The parameter values are: true: enable the feature; false: disable the feature. The default value is false.
httpForcedRedirect Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'Force HTTPS Redirect to HTTP' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
https Property Map: Indicates the HTTPS configuration module. This feature is disabled by default.
iPv6 Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the IPv6 feature.
id String: Uniquely identifies the resource.
ipAccessRule Property Map: Specifies the configuration module for the 'IP allowlist and blocklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default. There are two configuration methods: Standard configuration: Specify RuleType and Ip to configure the current domain. Global configuration: Specify SharedConfig to use a global configuration. The global configuration is the allowlist feature. You can only choose one configuration method.
isConflictDomain Boolean: Indicates whether the domain is a conflicting domain. In CDN, each domain is unique. If you need to add a domain that already exists under another primary account, you must submit a ticket. If you successfully add the domain under your primary account, it becomes a conflicting domain. This parameter has the following values: true: the domain is a conflicting domain. false: the domain is not a conflicting domain.
lockStatus String: Indicates whether the configuration for this domain name can be changed. The parameter values are: on: Allowed. off: Not allowed.
methodDeniedRule Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'Disable HTTP Method' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
multiRange Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the multi-range feature. This feature is disabled by default
negativeCaches List<Property Map>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'status code cache' feature. This feature is disabled by default. The parameter value is a list, as explained below: Each list element is a cache rule configuration. You can create up to 50 rules. The order of elements in the list determines the priority of the corresponding rules. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. If you create multiple rules, pay attention to whether there is containment between rules. If containment exists, rules with a broader scope should appear after rules with a narrower scope.
offlineCache Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'offline cache' feature.
originAccessRule Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin allowlist and blacklist' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
originArgs List<Property Map>: Represents the rule list for the 'Origin Parameters' configuration module. The list can contain up to 50 rules. Each rule includes a filter (Condition) and an action performed by the CDN (OriginArgAction). The order of rules in the list defines their priority. The first rule in the list has the highest priority. The filter in each rule defines the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules. You must add the following preset rule at the end of the rule list. You cannot modify the Condition in this rule, but you can change the configuration in OriginArgAction.
originCertCheck Property Map: Origin certificate validation
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originIPv6 String: Indicates the configuration for "IPv6 origin fetch." This parameter has the following values: ipv6first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv6 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. ipv4first: The content delivery network always tries to obtain the IPv4 address of the origin domain. If it cannot obtain the IPv4 address, the content delivery network then tries to obtain the IPv6 address of the origin domain. followclient: The content delivery network tries to obtain the same type of IP address as the user's request. The default value for this parameter is followclient. Since some overseas origin fetch nodes do not support sending origin fetch requests to IPv6 addresses, this feature is only available for origin fetch nodes located in mainland China.
originProtocol String: Indicates the protocol used for origin requests. The parameter has the following values: http: uses the HTTP protocol for origin requests. https: uses the HTTPS protocol for origin requests. followclient: uses the same protocol as the user's request.
originRange Boolean: Indicates whether the 'Range Origin' feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
originRetry Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "origin fetch retry settings" feature.
originRewrite Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Origin URL Rewrite' feature.
originSni Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin SNI' feature.
origins List<Property Map>: Indicates the basic origin configuration module.
pageOptimization Property Map: Specifies the configuration module for the 'page optimization' feature.
primaryOrigins List<String>: Indicates the list of primary origin servers configured for this domain name.
project String: Indicates the project to which the acceleration domain belongs
quic Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the QUIC feature. This feature is disabled by default.
redirectionRewrite Property Map: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL Redirect Rewrite' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
refererAccessRule Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "Referer Allowlist and Denylist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
remoteAuth Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'remote authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
requestBlockRule Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'Custom Interception' feature. This feature is disabled by default
requestHeaders List<Property Map>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin HTTP request header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
responseHeaders List<Property Map>: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP response header' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
rewriteHls Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "Standard HLS Encryption Rewrite" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
serviceRegion String: Indicates the acceleration region for this accelerated domain name. The parameter values are: chinesemainland: Chinese Mainland. global: Global. outsidechinese_mainland: Global (excluding Chinese Mainland).
serviceType String: Indicates the business type of the domain name. This parameter has the following options: download: File download. web: Web page. video: Audio and video on demand.
signedUrlAuth Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'URL Authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default
status String: Indicates the status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter values are as follows: online: indicates normal operation. configuring: indicates configuration in progress. offline: indicates offline status.
tags List<Property Map>: Tag information
timeout Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'origin timeout' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
uaAccessRule Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "UA allowlist and blocklist" feature. This feature is disabled by default.
updatedTime Number: Indicates the most recent update time for this domain configuration, in Unix timestamp format.
urlNormalize Property Map: Specifies the configuration module for the 'URL normalization' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
videoDrag Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the "Video Drag" feature. This feature is disabled by default.

Supporting Types

GetDomainAreaAccessRule

Areas List<string>: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
RuleType string: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

Areas []string: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
RuleType string: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

areas List<String>: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
ruleType String: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

areas string[]: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
ruleType string: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

areas Sequence[str]: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
rule_type str: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

areas List<String>: Indicates a list of countries to which an allowlist or denylist is applied. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Country names are represented in abbreviated form. Multiple country names are separated by commas (,).
ruleType String: Indicates the rule type for the 'region access control' feature. This parameter has the following values: deny: indicates Denylist. allow: indicates Allowlist.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

GetDomainBrowserCach

CacheAction Byteplus.GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainBrowserCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

CacheAction GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
Condition GetDomainBrowserCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainBrowserCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainBrowserCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cache_action GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainBrowserCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction Property Map: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction

Action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
DefaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

Action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
DefaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action String: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy String: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl Integer: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl number: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action str: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
default_policy str: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action String: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy String: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl Number: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

GetDomainBrowserCachCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainCach

CacheAction Byteplus.GetDomainCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

CacheAction GetDomainCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
Condition GetDomainCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction GetDomainCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction GetDomainCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cache_action GetDomainCachCacheAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition GetDomainCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheAction Property Map: Indicates the relevant configuration for cache behavior.
condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainCachCacheAction

Action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
DefaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

Action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
DefaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action String: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy String: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl Integer: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action string: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy string: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl number: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action str: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
default_policy str: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl int: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

action String: Indicates caching behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
defaultPolicy String: This parameter is shared by multiple CDN features.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Value is case sensitive. The parameter has the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is false.
ttl Number: Indicates the cache duration in seconds. The valid range is 0–315,360,000. 315,360,000 represents 10 years. If you do not want the content delivery network to cache the specified content, set this parameter to 0.

GetDomainCachCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainCacheHost

CacheHostRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule>: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

CacheHostRules []GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

cacheHostRules List<GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule>: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

cacheHostRules GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule[]: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

cache_host_rules Sequence[GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule]: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

cacheHostRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a set of shared cache HOST configurations. Currently, you can only create one configuration. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule

CacheHostAction Byteplus.GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

CacheHostAction GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
Condition GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheHostAction GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
condition GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheHostAction GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
condition GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cache_host_action GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
condition GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheHostAction Property Map: Indicates the target domain. The target domain must be an accelerated domain under your account. This parameter specifies that the Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.
condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction

CacheHost string: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

CacheHost string: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

cacheHost String: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

cacheHost string: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

cache_host str: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

cacheHost String: Specifies the target domain name. The target domain name must be an acceleration domain under your account. This parameter indicates that Domain shares the cache of CacheHost.

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainCacheKey

CacheKeyAction Byteplus.GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainCacheKeyCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

CacheKeyAction GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
Condition GetDomainCacheKeyCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheKeyAction GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
condition GetDomainCacheKeyCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheKeyAction GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
condition GetDomainCacheKeyCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cache_key_action GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
condition GetDomainCacheKeyCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

cacheKeyAction Property Map: Indicates the action performed by the content delivery network under the Condition scenario.
condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction

CacheKeyComponents List<Byteplus.GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent>: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

CacheKeyComponents []GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

cacheKeyComponents List<GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent>: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

cacheKeyComponents GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent[]: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

cache_key_components Sequence[GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent]: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

cacheKeyComponents List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of operation configurations. Currently, you can only set one operation configuration.

GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent

Action string: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
Object string: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
Subobject string: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

Action string: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
Object string: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
Subobject string: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

action String: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
object String: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
subobject String: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

action string: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
object string: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
subobject string: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

action str: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
object str: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
subobject str: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

action String: Specifies the action to perform; required when modifying. This parameter has the following values: exclude: The cache key does not include any query parameters, which means parameters are removed from the cache. include: The cache key includes all query parameters, which means parameters are retained in the cache. includePart: The cache key includes query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are retained in the cache. excludePart: The cache key does not include query parameters in Subobject, which means some parameters are removed from the cache.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network ignores case when matching Value. The parameter values are: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
object String: Indicates the object to be set. Currently, you can only specify queryString. queryString refers to the query parameters in the request URL.
subobject String: Specify one or more objects of the Object type. Parameter details: If Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *. * means all query parameters. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. The query parameters you specify cannot be *, and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. Use a semicolon (;) to separate multiple query parameter names. The default value for Subobject is *.

GetDomainCacheKeyCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainCompression

CompressionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule>: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
Switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

CompressionRules []GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
Switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

compressionRules List<GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule>: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch_ Boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

compressionRules GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule[]: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

compression_rules Sequence[GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule]: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

compressionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a set of smart compression configuration rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch Boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables smart compression. false: disables smart compression.

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule

CompressionAction Byteplus.GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

CompressionAction GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
Condition GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

compressionAction GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
condition GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

compressionAction GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
condition GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

compression_action GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
condition GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

compressionAction Property Map: Represents the configuration for compression operations.
condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction

CompressionFormat string: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
CompressionTarget string: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
CompressionTypes List<string>: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
MaxFileSizeKb int: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
MinFileSizeKb int: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

CompressionFormat string: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
CompressionTarget string: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
CompressionTypes []string: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
MaxFileSizeKb int: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
MinFileSizeKb int: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

compressionFormat String: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
compressionTarget String: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
compressionTypes List<String>: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
maxFileSizeKb Integer: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
minFileSizeKb Integer: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

compressionFormat string: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
compressionTarget string: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
compressionTypes string[]: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
maxFileSizeKb number: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
minFileSizeKb number: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

compression_format str: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
compression_target str: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
compression_types Sequence[str]: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
max_file_size_kb int: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
min_file_size_kb int: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

compressionFormat String: If the matching condition is based on the Content-Type header (when Condition is null or not specified), this parameter specifies the matching criteria for Content-Type. The values are as follows: default: matches file types included in the default Content-Type list. customize: matches custom file types in the Content-Type header. If Condition is not null, the matching criteria are defined in ConditionRule. In this case, this parameter must be set to all.
compressionTarget String: Specifies the file types to compress. The parameter is described as follows: If CompressionFormat is default, this parameter must be set to *, indicating the default Content-Type list. The list includes the following file types: text/html, text/xml, text/plain, text/css, application/javascript, application/x-javascript, application/rss+xml, text/javascript, image/tiff, image/svg+xml, application/json, application/xml, text/plain; charset=utf-8. If CompressionFormat is customize, you need to specify one or more file types. Multiple file types are separated by commas (,). If CompressionFormat is all, this parameter must be set to *.
compressionTypes List<String>: Compression algorithm: gzip and br specify the compression type. default: compresses all files by default, with the target count as *. customize: compresses custom file types. Choices: [default, customize]
maxFileSizeKb Number: Indicates the minimum value for the file size range. CDN only compresses files within the range specified by MinFileSizeKB and MaxFileSizeKB. The parameter value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, the unit is KB, and the base is 1,024. The default value is 0.
minFileSizeKb Number: Indicates the maximum value for the file size range. The value range is 0 - 2,147,483,647, in KB, using a base of 1,024. If this parameter is not specified, there is no upper limit for file size.

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainConditionalOrigin

OriginRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule>: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

OriginRules []GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

originRules List<GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule>: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

originRules GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule[]: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

origin_rules Sequence[GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule]: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

originRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of rules. Each rule in the list defines a filter and the action the content delivery network performs on requests that meet the filter criteria.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule

Actions Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

Actions GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
Condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

actions GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

actions GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

actions GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

actions Property Map: Indicates the operation configuration for a rule in the list.
condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions

OriginLines List<Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

OriginLines []GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

originLines List<GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

originLines GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine[]: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

origin_lines Sequence[GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine]: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

originLines List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Currently, the list can contain only one origin configuration.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine

Address string: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
HttpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
HttpsPort string: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
InstanceType string: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

Address string: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
HttpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
HttpsPort string: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
InstanceType string: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

address String: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
httpPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
httpsPort String: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
instanceType String: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

address string: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
httpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
httpsPort string: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
instanceType string: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
originHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

address str: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
http_port str: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
https_port str: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
instance_type str: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
origin_host str: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

address String: Represents the address of an origin server. When InstanceType is ip, Address specifies an IPv4 or IPv6 address. When InstanceType is domain, Address specifies a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If you specify OriginLines, Address is required.
httpPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The valid range is 1–65535, with a default value of 80. If the origin server does not have this port open, you do not need to specify this parameter.
httpsPort String: Specifies the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1–65535, and the default is 443. If the origin server does not open this port, you do not need to specify this parameter.
instanceType String: Indicates the type of origin. The parameter has the following values: ip: indicates an IP address. domain: indicates a domain name. InstanceType is required if OriginLines is specified.
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter takes precedence over the global OriginHost parameter. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is the same as the global OriginHost.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition

ConditionGroups List<Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup>: ConditionGroups
Connective string: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
IsGroup bool: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

ConditionGroups []GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup: ConditionGroups
Connective string: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
IsGroup bool: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

conditionGroups List<GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup>: ConditionGroups
connective String: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
isGroup Boolean: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

conditionGroups GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup[]: ConditionGroups
connective string: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
isGroup boolean: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

condition_groups Sequence[GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup]: ConditionGroups
connective str: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
is_group bool: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

conditionGroups List<Property Map>: ConditionGroups
connective String: Specifies the relationship between these condition groups. This parameter has the following values: or: Indicates an 'or' relationship. In this case, if any condition group is met, the user request matches the rule. and: Indicates an 'and' relationship. In this case, all condition groups must be met for the user request to match the rule. The default value is or.
isGroup Boolean: Indicates whether each filter condition is a condition group. The value of this parameter is always true, meaning each filter condition is a condition group. Currently, each condition group can only contain one filter condition.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

Condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

condition GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition

Object string: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
Operator string: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
Values List<string>: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

Object string: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
Operator string: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
Values []string: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

object String: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
operator String: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
values List<String>: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

object string: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
operator string: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
values string[]: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

object str: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
operator str: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
values Sequence[str]: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

object String: Indicates a filter type. This parameter has the following values: path: The full path in the request URL. directory: Any directory in the path. For example, if the path is /a/b/c/d/file, then /a/, /b/c/, and /d/ are directories. filetype: The extension at the end of the path. fullquerystring: The query string in the request URL. clientip: The client's IP address or the location associated with the IP address. If you specify Condition, Object is required.
operator String: Specifies a comparison type. Different Objects correspond to different values. When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the parameter values are equal and notequal. When Object is path, additional values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is fullquerystring, the values are regexmatch and regexnotmatch. When Object is clientip, the values are equal, notequal, belong, and notbelong. The comparison types are explained as follows: equal: If Object matches any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notequal: If Object does not match any filter value in Value, the request meets this filter condition. regexmatch: If any regular expression in Value matches any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. regexnotmatch: If none of the regular expressions in Value match any part of Object, the request meets this filter condition. belong: If the client IP address belongs to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. notbelong: If the client IP address does not belong to any country or region listed in Value, the request meets this filter condition. If you specify Condition, Operator is required.
values List<String>: Represents one or more filter values. Filter values are separated by semicolons (;). The input requirements for this parameter are as follows: When Object is path, directory, or filetype, the total length of all filter values must not exceed 1,024 characters and must not contain the following characters: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), or Delete (ASCII code 127). When Object is path, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start with a slash (/) but must not end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the filter value, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. For example: /www/img/myimage.png. When Object is directory, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value must start and end with a slash (/). For example: /www/img/. When Object is filetype, this parameter has the following additional requirements: each filter value does not need to start with a period (.). For example: png;txt. When Object is fullquerystring, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the total length of all filter values must not exceed 256 characters. Filter values can include numbers, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (), and hyphen (-). When Object is clientip, if Operator is equal or notequal, the input requirements for this parameter are as follows: the number of IP addresses must not exceed 5. IP addresses must be IPv4 addresses. If you specify Condition, Value is required.

GetDomainCustomErrorPage

ErrorPageRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule>: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

ErrorPageRules []GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

errorPageRules List<GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule>: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

errorPageRules GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule[]: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

error_page_rules Sequence[GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule]: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

errorPageRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a set of configuration rules. You can add up to 50 rules.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule

ErrorPageAction Byteplus.GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

ErrorPageAction GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

errorPageAction GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

errorPageAction GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

error_page_action GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

errorPageAction Property Map: Indicates the relevant configuration for the rule.

GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction

Action string: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
RedirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
RedirectUrl string: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
StatusCode string: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

Action string: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
RedirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
RedirectUrl string: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
StatusCode string: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

action String: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
redirectCode String: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
redirectUrl String: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
statusCode String: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

action string: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
redirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
redirectUrl string: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
statusCode string: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

action str: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
redirect_code str: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
redirect_url str: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
status_code str: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

action String: Indicates the actual operation. Currently, you can only set this parameter to redirect. This means the client request will be redirected.
redirectCode String: Indicates the response status code for redirection. You can select an appropriate status code as needed. The available values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original request and will not be changed.
redirectUrl String: Indicates the target address for redirection. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The address must include the protocol, domain name, and path, and comply with URL specifications.
statusCode String: Indicates a status code, with a value range of 400–599. You can enter 4xx or 5xx. 4xx covers all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx covers all status codes from 500 to 599.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule

CustomizeInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance>: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

CustomizeInstances []GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

customizeInstances List<GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance>: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

customizeInstances GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance[]: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

customize_instances Sequence[GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance]: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

customizeInstances List<Property Map>: Describes a rule list. Each rule in the list defines a Denylist or Allowlist configuration. The list can contain up to 10 rules.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance

CustomizeRule Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

CustomizeRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

customizeRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

customizeRule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

customize_rule GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

customizeRule Property Map: Describes the configuration for a rule in the list.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule

AccessAction Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

AccessAction GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
Condition GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

accessAction GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
condition GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

accessAction GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
condition GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

access_action GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
condition GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

accessAction Property Map: Indicates the configuration of the denylist or allowlist in this rule.
condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction

AllowEmpty bool: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
ListRules List<string>: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
RequestHeader string: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

AllowEmpty bool: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
ListRules []string: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
RequestHeader string: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

allowEmpty Boolean: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
listRules List<String>: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
requestHeader String: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

allowEmpty boolean: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
listRules string[]: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
requestHeader string: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
ruleType string: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

allow_empty bool: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
list_rules Sequence[str]: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
request_header str: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
rule_type str: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

allowEmpty Boolean: Indicates whether the CDN accepts user requests where the RequestHeader value is empty. An empty header value refers to either of the following situations: The user request does not include RequestHeader. The user request includes RequestHeader, but the header value is empty ("").
listRules List<String>: Indicates a list of regular expressions used to match the value of the request header. The list can contain up to 20 regular expressions, and the total length of all expressions cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The relationship between the regular expressions is OR. That is, if the value of RequestHeader in a user request matches any regular expression, the rule applies to the request.
requestHeader String: Indicates a specified request header. Header names are case-insensitive and must meet the following requirements: The name must not exceed 1,024 characters. The name cannot be Referer, User-Agent, or Origin. The name can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). The name cannot start with a digit.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of list. This parameter has the following values: allow: defines an allowlist in this rule. If a user request does not match the allowlist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code. deny: defines a denylist in this rule. If a user request matches the denylist, the CDN rejects the request and returns a 403 status code.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainDomainLock

Remark string: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
Status string: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

Remark string: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
Status string: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

remark String: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
status String: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

remark string: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
status string: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

remark str: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
status str: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

remark String: Indicates the reason why the acceleration domain is locked. If Status is on, this parameter provides a description of the reason. If Status is off, this parameter is empty ("")
status String: Indicates the lock status of the acceleration domain name. The parameter has the following values: on: the acceleration domain name is locked. off: the acceleration domain name is not locked.

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit

DownloadSpeedLimitRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule>: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

DownloadSpeedLimitRules []GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

downloadSpeedLimitRules List<GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule>: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

downloadSpeedLimitRules GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule[]: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

download_speed_limit_rules Sequence[GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule]: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

downloadSpeedLimitRules List<Property Map>: Indicates the rule for download rate limiting. This parameter is required when Switch is true.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
DownloadSpeedLimitAction Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

Condition GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
DownloadSpeedLimitAction GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

condition GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
downloadSpeedLimitAction GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

condition GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
downloadSpeedLimitAction GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

condition GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
download_speed_limit_action GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
downloadSpeedLimitAction Property Map: Indicates the rate limiting configuration.

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction

SpeedLimitRate int: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
SpeedLimitRateAfter int: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
SpeedLimitTime Byteplus.GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

SpeedLimitRate int: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
SpeedLimitRateAfter int: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
SpeedLimitTime GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

speedLimitRate Integer: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
speedLimitRateAfter Integer: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
speedLimitTime GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

speedLimitRate number: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
speedLimitRateAfter number: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
speedLimitTime GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

speed_limit_rate int: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
speed_limit_rate_after int: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
speed_limit_time GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

speedLimitRate Number: Indicates the maximum download speed for a single request, measured in B/S. The parameter range is 1–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base conversion of 1,024.
speedLimitRateAfter Number: Represents a data volume. Download throttling is enabled for a request only when the amount of data downloaded in a single request reaches this value. Unit: Byte. The parameter range is 0–1,073,741,824,000,000, using a base of 1,024 for conversion.
speedLimitTime Property Map: Indicates the date and time period when rate limiting occurs.

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime

BeginTime string: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
DayWeek string: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
EndTime string: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

BeginTime string: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
DayWeek string: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
EndTime string: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

beginTime String: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
dayWeek String: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
endTime String: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

beginTime string: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
dayWeek string: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
endTime string: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

begin_time str: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
day_week str: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
end_time str: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

beginTime String: Indicates the start time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter value is unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime will be set to 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.
dayWeek String: Specifies the date when rate limiting occurs. This parameter has the following values: monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, unlimited. unlimited means every day. You can specify one or more values. Separate multiple values with a semicolon (;).
endTime String: Indicates the end time for rate limiting. The time format is mm:ss. If the DayWeek parameter is set to unlimited, the default values for BeginTime and EndTime are 00:00 and 23:59, respectively.

GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect

EnableForcedRedirect bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
StatusCode string: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

EnableForcedRedirect bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
StatusCode string: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

enableForcedRedirect Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode String: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

enableForcedRedirect boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode string: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

enable_forced_redirect bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
status_code str: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

enableForcedRedirect Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects incoming HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. false: disables the feature. The content delivery network does not redirect HTTPS requests to HTTP requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode String: Indicates the redirect status code returned by the content delivery network when it receives an HTTPS request. This parameter has the following values: 301: indicates the 301 response status code. 302: indicates the 302 response status code. The default value for this parameter is 301.

GetDomainHttps

CertCheck Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertCheck: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
CertInfo Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertInfo: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
CertInfoLists List<Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList>: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
DisableHttp bool: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
ForcedRedirect Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Hsts Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsHsts: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Http2 bool: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
Ocsp bool: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
TlsVersions List<string>: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

CertCheck GetDomainHttpsCertCheck: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
CertInfo GetDomainHttpsCertInfo: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
CertInfoLists []GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
DisableHttp bool: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
ForcedRedirect GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Hsts GetDomainHttpsHsts: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Http2 bool: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
Ocsp bool: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
TlsVersions []string: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

certCheck GetDomainHttpsCertCheck: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
certInfo GetDomainHttpsCertInfo: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
certInfoLists List<GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList>: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
disableHttp Boolean: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
forcedRedirect GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
hsts GetDomainHttpsHsts: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
http2 Boolean: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
ocsp Boolean: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
tlsVersions List<String>: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

certCheck GetDomainHttpsCertCheck: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
certInfo GetDomainHttpsCertInfo: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
certInfoLists GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList[]: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
disableHttp boolean: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
forcedRedirect GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
hsts GetDomainHttpsHsts: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
http2 boolean: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
ocsp boolean: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
tlsVersions string[]: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

cert_check GetDomainHttpsCertCheck: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
cert_info GetDomainHttpsCertInfo: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
cert_info_lists Sequence[GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList]: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
disable_http bool: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
forced_redirect GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
hsts GetDomainHttpsHsts: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
http2 bool: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
ocsp bool: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
tls_versions Sequence[str]: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

certCheck Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'mutual authentication' feature. To configure 'mutual authentication'.
certInfo Property Map: Indicates the single certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
certInfoLists List<Property Map>: Indicates the dual certificate to be associated with the acceleration domain name.
disableHttp Boolean: Indicates whether to allow requests where the URL scheme is HTTP. The parameter values are: true: allows requests with HTTP scheme. false: does not allow requests with HTTP scheme. The default value is false.
forcedRedirect Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the 'HTTP Forced Redirect to HTTPS' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
hsts Property Map: Indicates the configuration module for the HSTS feature. This feature is disabled by default.
http2 Boolean: HTTP/2 configuration switch. This parameter has the following values: true: enables HTTP/2. false: disables HTTP/2. To enable HTTP/2, you must first enable HTTPS. This feature is disabled by default. However, HTTP/2 is enabled by default in the following scenarios: The business type of the accelerated domain is web (ServiceType is web). The accelerated domain has already enabled HTTPS.
ocsp Boolean: Specify whether to enable OCSP stapling. This parameter has the following values: true: enables OCSP stapling. false: disables OCSP stapling. To enable OCSP stapling, you must first enable HTTPS. The default value is false.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable the HTTPS feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. If Switch is true, you must specify a certificate. If you specify a single certificate, you need to provide CertInfo. If you specify dual certificates, you need to provide CertInfoList. The certificate you specify can be hosted in the certificate center or on the content delivery network.
tlsVersions List<String>: Indicates the configuration module for the "TLS Version" feature. This parameter specifies the TLS versions that user requests can use, with the following options: tlsv1.0: TLS 1.0 tlsv1.1: TLS 1.1 tlsv1.2: TLS 1.2 tlsv1.3: TLS 1.3 The default value for this parameter is ["tlsv1.1", "tlsv1.2", "tlsv1.3"]

GetDomainHttpsCertCheck

CertInfoLists List<Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList>: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

CertInfoLists []GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

certInfoLists List<GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList>: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

certInfoLists GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList[]: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

cert_info_lists Sequence[GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList]: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

certInfoLists List<Property Map>: Specifies a list of CA certificates to associate with the accelerated domain name. The list can contain up to two CA certificates. These CA certificates can be already hosted on the content delivery network or pending upload. The encryption algorithm for CA certificates can be RSA, ECC, or SM2. If a CA certificate is hosted on the content delivery network, you need to specify its ID in CertId. If the certificate is pending upload, you need to specify the Certificate structure and define the certificate within it. After you upload the certificate, it will be hosted on the content delivery network.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.

GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList

CertId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
Source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

CertId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
Source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId String: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime Integer: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Integer: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source String: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

cert_id str: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
cert_name str: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effective_time int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encry_type str: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expire_time int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source str: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId String: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate Property Map: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime Number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source String: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate str: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryption_cert str: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryption_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
private_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

GetDomainHttpsCertInfo

CertId string: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
Source string: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

CertId string: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
Source string: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

certId String: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
effectiveTime Integer: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Integer: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
source String: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

certId string: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName string: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
effectiveTime number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
source string: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

cert_id str: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
cert_name str: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
effective_time int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encry_type str: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expire_time int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
source str: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

certId String: Represents the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Indicates the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate Property Map: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the CDN.
effectiveTime Number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
source String: Indicates the location where the certificate is hosted. This parameter has the following values: volccertcenter: Certificate Center. cdncerthosting: Content Delivery Network.

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate str: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryption_cert str: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryption_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
private_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList

CertId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate Byteplus.GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
Source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

CertId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
CertName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
Certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
EffectiveTime int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
EncryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
ExpireTime int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
Source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId String: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime Integer: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Integer: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source String: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId string: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName string: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType string: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source string: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

cert_id str: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
cert_name str: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effective_time int: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encry_type str: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expire_time int: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source str: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

certId String: Indicates the ID of a CA certificate hosted on the content delivery network. The ID starts with cert_hosting-.
certName String: Represents the content of the Common Name (CN) field in the CA certificate.
certificate Property Map: Indicates a CA certificate to be uploaded. The uploaded certificate is hosted on the content delivery network.
effectiveTime Number: Indicates the issuance time of the certificate, in Unix timestamp.
encryType String: Indicates the encryption algorithm used by the certificate. The parameter has the following values: intercert: RSA or ECC encryption algorithm. smcert: SM2 encryption algorithm.
expireTime Number: Indicates the expiration time of the certificate, as a Unix timestamp.
source String: Specifies the certificate hosting location. The parameter values are: volccertcenter: certificate center; cdncerthosting: content delivery network.

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

Certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
EncryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
EncryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
PrivateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate string: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert string: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey string: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate str: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryption_cert str: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryption_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
private_key str: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

certificate String: Indicates the content of the certificate file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The certificate file extension is .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain.
encryptionCert String: Specifies the content of the certificate file for the SM certificate Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n The public key contained in this file is used to encrypt the session key The file extension must be .crt or .pem, and the certificate file must include the complete certificate chain If the certificate to be uploaded is not an SM certificate, this parameter is invalid
encryptionKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file for the SM certificate. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. This file is used for decryption and has an extension of .key or .pem. The file name is similar to _encrypt.key.
privateKey String: Indicates the content of the private key file. Line breaks in the content must be replaced with \r\n. The private key file extension is .key or .pem. If the certificate uses the RSA or ECC encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the server certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to .key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature and encrypt session keys. If the certificate uses the SM2 encryption algorithm, this file is the private key file for the national cryptography certificate you want to upload. The file name is similar to _sign.key. The private key contained in this file is used to verify the server's signature. For certificates to be uploaded, this parameter is required.

GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect

EnableForcedRedirect bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
StatusCode string: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

EnableForcedRedirect bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
StatusCode string: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

enableForcedRedirect Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode String: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

enableForcedRedirect boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode string: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

enable_forced_redirect bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
status_code str: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

enableForcedRedirect Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, the content delivery network redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. false: disables the feature. When disabled, the content delivery network does not redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS requests. To enable this feature, your acceleration domain must have HTTPS enabled.
statusCode String: Indicates the redirect response status code for the CDN when receiving HTTPS requests. The parameter values are: 301: returns status code 301. 302: returns status code 302. The default value is 301.

GetDomainHttpsHsts

Subdomain string: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

Subdomain string: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

subdomain String: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
ttl Integer: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

subdomain string: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
ttl number: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

subdomain str: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
ttl int: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

subdomain String: Indicates whether the HSTS configuration also applies to subdomains of the accelerated domain. The parameter has the following values: include: applies HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. exclude: does not apply HSTS configuration to subdomain sites. The default value is exclude.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature; false: disables the feature. The default value is false.
ttl Number: Indicates the cache expiration time for the Strict-Transport-Security response header in the browser, in seconds. If Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value range is 0–31,536,000. 31,536,000 seconds equals 365 days. If the value is 0, it is equivalent to disabling the HSTS setting.

GetDomainIPv6

Switch bool: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

Switch bool: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

switch_ Boolean: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

switch boolean: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

switch bool: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

switch Boolean: Specifies whether to enable IPv6 configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables IPv6. false: Disables IPv6.

GetDomainIpAccessRule

Ips List<string>: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
SharedConfig Byteplus.GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

Ips []string: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
SharedConfig GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

ips List<String>: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
sharedConfig GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

ips string[]: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType string: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
sharedConfig GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

ips Sequence[str]: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
rule_type str: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
shared_config GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

ips List<String>: Specifies IP addresses in the denylist or allowlist. This parameter is required when Switch is true. You can specify one or more IP addresses and IP address ranges. IP addresses and ranges can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 addresses. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of IP list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. Valid values are: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
sharedConfig Property Map: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify RuleType and Ip.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig

ConfigName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

ConfigName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName String: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

config_name str: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName String: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

GetDomainMethodDeniedRule

Methods string: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
Switch bool: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

Methods string: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
Switch bool: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

methods String: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
switch_ Boolean: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

methods string: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
switch boolean: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

methods str: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
switch bool: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

methods String: Indicates one or more HTTP request methods that are disabled. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. Use commas (,) to separate multiple methods. The parameter values are: get: disables the GET request method. post: disables the POST request method. delete: disables the DELETE request method. put: disables the PUT request method. head: disables the HEAD request method. patch: disables the PATCH request method. connect: disables the CONNECT request method. options: disables the OPTIONS request method.
switch Boolean: Configuration switch for disabling methods. Use commas to separate multiple methods. Required when enabled. choices: [get, post, head, delete, put]

GetDomainMultiRange

Switch bool: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

Switch bool: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

switch boolean: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

switch bool: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

switch Boolean: Indicates whether the feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. When enabled, CDN allows Range requests with multiple ranges. false: disables the feature. If a Range request with multiple ranges is received, CDN rejects the request and returns a 416 response status code. The default value is false.

GetDomainNegativeCach

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainNegativeCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
NegativeCacheRule Byteplus.GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

Condition GetDomainNegativeCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
NegativeCacheRule GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

condition GetDomainNegativeCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
negativeCacheRule GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

condition GetDomainNegativeCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
negativeCacheRule GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

condition GetDomainNegativeCachCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
negative_cache_rule GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
negativeCacheRule Property Map: Represents a list. Each element in the list is a status code cache rule.

GetDomainNegativeCachCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule

Action string: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
StatusCode string: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

Action string: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
StatusCode string: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

action String: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
statusCode String: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
ttl Integer: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

action string: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
statusCode string: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
ttl number: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

action str: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
status_code str: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

action String: Represents the cache behavior. Currently, you can only specify cache. cache means the behavior is caching.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the CDN ignores case when matching files in a request with ConditionRule. The parameter has the following options: true: ignore case. false: do not ignore case. The default value is false.
statusCode String: Specify a status code to cache. The status code range is 400–599. You can also specify 4xx or 5xx. 4xx refers to all status codes from 400 to 499. 5xx refers to all status codes from 500 to 599.
ttl Number: Indicates the cache duration for status codes, in seconds. The range is 1–315,360,000. 315,360,000 means 10 years.

GetDomainOfflineCache

Object string: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
StatusCode string: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

Object string: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
StatusCode string: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

object String: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
statusCode String: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

object string: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
statusCode string: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

object str: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
status_code str: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

object String: Indicates the trigger conditions for this feature. The parameter has the following values: requesterror: indicates an origin request exception. When an origin request exception occurs, the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin and does not receive any response status code from the origin. errorcode: indicates the CDN cannot retrieve files from the origin, and the origin's response status code is 5xx. requesterror,errorcode: indicates both conditions are included.
statusCode String: Specifies the specific 5xx response status codes, ranging from 500 to 599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also enter 5xx to indicate any status code starting with the digit 5. This parameter is valid only when Object is errorcode or requesterror,error_code.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

GetDomainOrigin

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainOriginCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginAction Byteplus.GetDomainOriginOriginAction: Indicates origin configuration.

Condition GetDomainOriginCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginAction GetDomainOriginOriginAction: Indicates origin configuration.

condition GetDomainOriginCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originAction GetDomainOriginOriginAction: Indicates origin configuration.

condition GetDomainOriginCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originAction GetDomainOriginOriginAction: Indicates origin configuration.

condition GetDomainOriginCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
origin_action GetDomainOriginOriginAction: Indicates origin configuration.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originAction Property Map: Indicates origin configuration.

GetDomainOriginAccessRule

AllowEmpty bool: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
Origins List<string>: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
RuleType string: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

AllowEmpty bool: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
Origins []string: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
RuleType string: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty Boolean: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
origins List<String>: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
ruleType String: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty boolean: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
origins string[]: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
ruleType string: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allow_empty bool: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
origins Sequence[str]: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
rule_type str: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty Boolean: Specifies whether requests are allowed when the Origin header in the user request is empty (""). The parameter values are: true: allow; false: do not allow. The default value is false.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether Origin is case sensitive. This parameter has the following values: true: Origin is case insensitive; false: Origin is case sensitive. The default value is true.
origins List<String>: The address list corresponding to RuleType. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domain names. Domain names can be second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 100 addresses. When entering domain names, you do not need to include http:// or https://. The value length cannot exceed 3,000 characters.
ruleType String: Origin list configuration type. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter has the following values: allow: indicates allowlist. deny: indicates denylist.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

GetDomainOriginArg

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainOriginArgCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginArgAction Byteplus.GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

Condition GetDomainOriginArgCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginArgAction GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

condition GetDomainOriginArgCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originArgAction GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

condition GetDomainOriginArgCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originArgAction GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

condition GetDomainOriginArgCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
origin_arg_action GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originArgAction Property Map: Represents the action performed when the Condition is met.

GetDomainOriginArgCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction

OriginArgComponents List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent>: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

OriginArgComponents []GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

originArgComponents List<GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent>: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

originArgComponents GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent[]: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

origin_arg_components Sequence[GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent]: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

originArgComponents List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of operations. These operations define how the CDN sets query parameters in origin requests. Currently, only one operation can be included in the list.

GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgActionOriginArgComponent

Action string: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
Object string: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
Subobject string: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

Action string: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
Object string: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
Subobject string: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

action String: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
object String: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
subobject String: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

action string: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
object string: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
subobject string: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

action str: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
object str: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
subobject str: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

action String: include: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. exclude: Indicates that the origin request URL does not include any query parameters from the user request URL. addPart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL, plus the query parameters specified in the Subobject. includePart: Indicates that if the user request URL contains the query parameters specified in the Subobject, the origin request URL will include these specified query parameters. excludePart: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL except those specified in the Subobject. set: Indicates that the origin request URL includes all query parameters from the user request URL. For the query parameters and values you specify in the Subobject, CDN will perform the following actions: If these query parameters exist in the user request URL, CDN will set their values in the origin request URL to the values you specify. If the user request URL does not contain these query parameters, CDN will add them to the origin request URL.
object String: Indicates which object the CDN performs the Action on. Currently, this parameter can only be set to queryString, which refers to the query string in the request URL.
subobject String: Represents one or more query parameters. Use semicolons (;) to separate multiple query parameters. The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Subobject can only contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), commas (,), hyphens (-), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). When matching query parameters in the request URL, parameters in Subobject are case-sensitive. Additional notes for Subobject: When Action is include or exclude, Subobject must be *, which represents all query parameters in the request URL. When Action is includePart or excludePart, Subobject represents one or more query parameters, for example, param1;param2. When Action is addPart or set, Subobject represents one or more query parameters and their values in the format key=value, for example, param1=val1;param2=val2;param3=val3.

GetDomainOriginCertCheck

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GetDomainOriginCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainOriginConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainOriginOriginAction

OriginLines List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

OriginLines []GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

originLines List<GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

originLines GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine[]: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

origin_lines Sequence[GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine]: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

originLines List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of origin configurations. Each configuration can include one or more origins.

GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLine

Address string: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
HttpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
HttpsPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
InstanceType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
OriginType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
PrivateBucketAccess bool: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
PrivateBucketAuth Byteplus.GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
Region string: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
Weight string: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

Address string: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
HttpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
HttpsPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
InstanceType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
OriginHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
OriginType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
PrivateBucketAccess bool: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
PrivateBucketAuth GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
Region string: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
Weight string: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

address String: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
httpPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
httpsPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
instanceType String: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originType String: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
privateBucketAccess Boolean: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
privateBucketAuth GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
region String: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
weight String: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

address string: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
httpPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
httpsPort string: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
instanceType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
originHost string: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originType string: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
privateBucketAccess boolean: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
privateBucketAuth GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
region string: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
weight string: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

address str: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
http_port str: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
https_port str: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
instance_type str: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
origin_host str: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
origin_type str: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
private_bucket_access bool: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
private_bucket_auth GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
region str: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
weight str: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

address String: Indicates the origin address. The parameter has the following instructions: If InstanceType is ip, you can set an IP address. The IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. If InstanceType is domain, you can set a domain name. The domain name cannot be a wildcard domain. If InstanceType is tos, you can set the domain name of an object storage bucket. The bucket can be from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, or AWS. If you specify multiple origin configurations in this API request: All primary origin configurations must have the same InstanceType. All backup origin configurations must also have the same InstanceType. If the InstanceType in the primary origin configuration is ip or domain, the InstanceType in the backup origin configuration must also be ip or domain. The total number of primary and backup origin addresses cannot exceed 50.
httpPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via the HTTP protocol. The value range is 1–65535, and the default value is 80. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
httpsPort String: Indicates the port used by the content delivery network to access the origin server via HTTPS. The value range is 1-65535, and the default value is 443. If the origin server does not support access on this port, you can specify the default value. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.
instanceType String: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: ip: The origin server is accessed via IP address. domain: The origin server is accessed via domain name. tos: The origin server is an object storage bucket.
originHost String: If there are multiple sites on the origin server, this parameter specifies the domain name accessed by the origin request. This parameter applies to all origin configurations, but has lower priority than the OriginHost parameter in the origin configuration. The default value of this parameter is the same as Domain. If the origin is an object storage bucket, you do not need to specify this parameter. Its default value is the same as the Address in the origin configuration.
originType String: Indicates the type of origin server. This parameter has the following values: - primary: Primary origin server. - backup: Backup origin server. At least one primary origin server configuration must be included in this API request. Backup origin server configuration is optional.
privateBucketAccess Boolean: Indicates whether private read permissions are enabled for the object storage bucket. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is tos. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Not enabled. The default value is false.
privateBucketAuth Property Map: Represents the authentication information for the object storage bucket of a third-party cloud provider.
region String: This parameter is not currently available externally. Do not use this parameter.
weight String: Specifies the weight of the origin. Value range is 1–100, default is 1. The higher the weight, the more likely this origin is selected when the content delivery network sends a request to the origin. This parameter is only valid when InstanceType is ip or domain.

GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuth

AuthType string: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
Switch bool: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
TosAuthInformation Byteplus.GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

AuthType string: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
Switch bool: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
TosAuthInformation GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

authType String: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
tosAuthInformation GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

authType string: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
switch boolean: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
tosAuthInformation GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

auth_type str: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
switch bool: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
tos_auth_information GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

authType String: Indicates the third-party cloud provider where the object storage bucket is located. The parameter values are: cos: Tencent Cloud. oss: Alibaba Cloud. aws: Amazon AWS.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. This parameter has the following values: true: the object storage bucket is from a third-party cloud provider. The default value is false
tosAuthInformation Property Map: Specifies the access key for the third-party cloud provider. This parameter is only valid when Switch is true.

GetDomainOriginOriginActionOriginLinePrivateBucketAuthTosAuthInformation

AccessKeyId string: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
AccessKeySecret string: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

AccessKeyId string: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
AccessKeySecret string: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

accessKeyId String: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
accessKeySecret String: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

accessKeyId string: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
accessKeySecret string: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

access_key_id str: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
access_key_secret str: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

accessKeyId String: Specifies the AccessKey ID for your Alibaba Cloud account, SecretId for your Tencent Cloud account, or access key ID for your AWS account.
accessKeySecret String: Indicates the AccessKey Secret for your Alibaba Cloud account, the SecretKey for your Tencent Cloud account, or the secret access key for your AWS account.

GetDomainOriginRetry

StatusCode string: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

StatusCode string: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

statusCode String: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

statusCode string: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

status_code str: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

statusCode String: Indicates one or more status codes in the range 400–599. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can enter 4xx or 5xx to represent all status codes starting with the digit 4 or 5.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: Enabled. false: Disabled. The default value is false.

GetDomainOriginRewrite

OriginRewriteRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule>: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

OriginRewriteRules []GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

originRewriteRules List<GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule>: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

originRewriteRules GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule[]: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

origin_rewrite_rules Sequence[GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule]: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

originRewriteRules List<Property Map>: Represents a list of rules. This parameter is required when Switch is true. The list can contain up to 50 rules. The order of rules in the list defines their priority, with the first rule having the highest priority. The SourcePath in each rule specifies the scope of the rule. If you create multiple rules, rules with a broader scope should appear after those with a narrower scope. When a user request is received, the CDN matches the request against the rules in order of priority, from highest to lowest. If the request matches a rule, the CDN stops processing the remaining rules.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this module. The parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRule

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginRewriteAction Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

Condition GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
OriginRewriteAction GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

condition GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originRewriteAction GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

condition GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originRewriteAction GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

condition GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
origin_rewrite_action GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
originRewriteAction Property Map: Indicates a rule configuration for origin path rewrite.

GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainOriginRewriteOriginRewriteRuleOriginRewriteAction

RewriteType string: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
SourcePath string: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
TargetPath string: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

RewriteType string: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
SourcePath string: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
TargetPath string: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

rewriteType String: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
sourcePath String: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
targetPath String: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

rewriteType string: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
sourcePath string: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
targetPath string: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

rewrite_type str: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
source_path str: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
target_path str: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

rewriteType String: Indicates the rewrite type. This parameter supports the following values: rewritepath: rewrites the path in the request URL. rewriteurl: rewrites both the path and query string in the request URL. The default value is rewrite_path.
sourcePath String: Indicates a regular expression, with a maximum length of 1,024 characters, used to match objects in the user's request URL. For a user request, if the regular expression matches any part of the object, this rule applies to the request. When RewriteType is rewritepath, the object refers to the path in the request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, the object refers to both the path and query string in the request URL.
targetPath String: Indicates the object in the origin request URL after rewriting. When RewriteType is rewritepath, this object is the path in the origin request URL. When RewriteType is rewriteurl, this object is the path and query string in the origin request URL. You can use $1, $2, $3, etc. in TargetPath to represent groups defined in the regular expression of SourcePath.

GetDomainOriginSni

SniDomain string: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

SniDomain string: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

sniDomain String: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

sniDomain string: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

sni_domain str: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

sniDomain String: Specifies the domain name for origin SNI. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

GetDomainPageOptimization

OptimizationTypes List<string>: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

OptimizationTypes []string: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

optimizationTypes List<String>: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

optimizationTypes string[]: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

optimization_types Sequence[str]: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

optimizationTypes List<String>: Specifies the optimization target. This parameter has the following values: html: HTML page. js: JavaScript code. css: CSS code. The default value is html. If you specify js or css, html must also be specified.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are: true: The feature is enabled. false: The feature is disabled.

GetDomainQuic

Switch bool: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

Switch bool: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

switch_ Boolean: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

switch boolean: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

switch bool: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

switch Boolean: QUIC configuration switch. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables QUIC. false: disables QUIC. To enable QUIC, you must first enable HTTPS.

GetDomainRedirectionRewrite

RedirectionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule>: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

RedirectionRules []GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

redirectionRules List<GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule>: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

redirectionRules GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule[]: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

redirection_rules Sequence[GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule]: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
switch bool: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

redirectionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of URL redirect rewrite rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 50 rules.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this configuration is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables URL redirect rewrite. false: disables URL redirect rewrite.

GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRule

RedirectionAction Byteplus.GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

RedirectionAction GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

redirectionAction GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

redirectionAction GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

redirection_action GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

redirectionAction Property Map: Indicates a URL redirect rewrite rule

GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionAction

RedirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
SourcePath string: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
TargetHost string: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
TargetPath string: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
TargetProtocol string: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
TargetQueryComponents Byteplus.GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

RedirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
SourcePath string: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
TargetHost string: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
TargetPath string: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
TargetProtocol string: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
TargetQueryComponents GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

redirectCode String: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
sourcePath String: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetHost String: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
targetPath String: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetProtocol String: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
targetQueryComponents GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

redirectCode string: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
sourcePath string: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetHost string: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
targetPath string: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetProtocol string: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
targetQueryComponents GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

redirect_code str: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
source_path str: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
target_host str: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
target_path str: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
target_protocol str: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
target_query_components GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

redirectCode String: Indicates the response status code for URL redirection. Valid values are 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308. Note: For 301 and 302, if the original request method is not GET, the client may use GET when sending the new request to the new URL. For 303, the new request method is GET. For 307 and 308, the new request method remains the same as the original and is not changed.
sourcePath String: Specifies the original file path, which is the path included in the request. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetHost String: Indicates the domain name or IP address of the site to which the target path belongs. The IP address must be IPv4. The parameter value cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The default value is your acceleration domain name.
targetPath String: Indicates the target path after redirection. The path must start with a slash (/) and cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs (%), or spaces. The value cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
targetProtocol String: Specifies the protocol used for the new request after URL redirection. The parameter values are: followclient: use the protocol of the original request; http: force the new request to use HTTP; https: force the new request to use HTTPS.
targetQueryComponents Property Map: Indicates how the query parameters in the original request URL are handled.

GetDomainRedirectionRewriteRedirectionRuleRedirectionActionTargetQueryComponents

Action string: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
Value string: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

Action string: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
Value string: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

action String: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
value String: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

action string: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
value string: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

action str: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
value str: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

action String: Indicates how to handle query parameters in the original request URL. This parameter has the following values: include: includes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. exclude: excludes all query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. includePart: includes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL. excludePart: excludes specific query parameters from the original request URL in the redirected URL.
value String: Indicates the query parameters to retain or remove. Multiple query parameters are separated by a semicolon (;). The specified query parameters cannot contain consecutive slashes (//), percent signs ("), or spaces. The default value of Value is *, which means all query parameters. If Action is include or exclude, Value must be *. If Action is includePart or excludePart, you can specify one or more query parameters. In this case, the specified query parameters cannot be *.

GetDomainRefererAccessRule

AllowEmpty bool: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
Referers List<string>: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ReferersType Byteplus.GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
SharedConfig Byteplus.GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

AllowEmpty bool: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
Referers []string: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ReferersType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
RuleType string: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
SharedConfig GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty Boolean: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
referers List<String>: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
referersType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
sharedConfig GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty boolean: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
referers string[]: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
referersType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType string: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
sharedConfig GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allow_empty bool: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
referers Sequence[str]: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
referers_type GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
rule_type str: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
shared_config GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

allowEmpty Boolean: Specifies whether the content delivery network accepts a request when the Referer header in the user's request is empty (""). This parameter has the following values: true: accepts the request; false: rejects the request. The default value is false.
referers List<String>: Indicates a list of Referers. The input requirements for this parameter are consistent with those for Referers under the CommonType of ReferersType. We recommend using ReferersType to specify the Referer list. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
referersType Property Map: Indicates a ReferersType object. It contains a CommonType object and a RegularType object, representing a standard Referer list and a Referer regular expression list, respectively. If you specify SharedConfig, you cannot specify this parameter.
ruleType String: Indicates the type of Referer list. This parameter is required when Switch is true. This parameter has the following values: allow: indicates Allowlist. deny: indicates Denylist.
sharedConfig Property Map: Represents a global configuration. If you specify this parameter, you cannot specify Referers or ReferersType.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersType

CommonType Byteplus.GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
RegularType Byteplus.GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

CommonType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
RegularType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

commonType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
regularType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

commonType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
regularType GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

common_type GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
regular_type GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

commonType Property Map: Indicates a CommonType object that contains a list of standard Referers.
regularType Property Map: Specifies a RegularType object, which contains a list of regular expressions used to match the Referer header value in requests This parameter provides the allowlist feature To use this parameter, submit a ticket Note that if the Referer header value in a request matches the Referers list under CommonType or the Referers list under RegularType, the content delivery network considers it a match

GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeCommonType

IgnoreCase bool: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
IgnoreScheme bool: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
Referers List<string>: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

IgnoreCase bool: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
IgnoreScheme bool: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
Referers []string: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

ignoreCase Boolean: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
ignoreScheme Boolean: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
referers List<String>: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

ignoreCase boolean: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
ignoreScheme boolean: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
referers string[]: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

ignore_case bool: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
ignore_scheme bool: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
referers Sequence[str]: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

ignoreCase Boolean: Specifies whether the Referers list under CommonType is case sensitive during matching. The parameter supports the following values: true: not case sensitive. false: case sensitive. The default value is true.
ignoreScheme Boolean: Indicates whether the Referer header value in this Referers list under CommonType must start with HTTP or HTTPS. This parameter has the following values: true: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are valid. In this case, the content delivery network will attempt to match them with the Referers list. false: Referer header values that do not start with HTTP or HTTPS are invalid. In this case, the content delivery network determines that they do not match the Referers list under CommonType. The default value is false.
referers List<String>: Represents a standard Referer list. In this list, you can specify one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domain names, and wildcard domains. Domain names can include second-level domains. IP addresses can be in IPv4 or IPv6 format. You can enter up to 1,000 IP addresses. The domain names entered must not include http:// or https://. During matching, the content delivery network compares the domain name in the Referer header of the request with the Referer list. The value of this parameter must not exceed 30,000 characters.

GetDomainRefererAccessRuleReferersTypeRegularType

Referers List<string>: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

Referers []string: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

referers List<String>: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

referers string[]: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

referers Sequence[str]: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

referers List<String>: Indicates a list of Referer regular expressions. The value of this parameter cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

GetDomainRefererAccessRuleSharedConfig

ConfigName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

ConfigName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName String: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName string: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

config_name str: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

configName String: Indicates the name of a global configuration.

GetDomainRemoteAuth

RemoteAuthRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule>: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

RemoteAuthRules []GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

remoteAuthRules List<GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule>: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

remoteAuthRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule[]: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

remote_auth_rules Sequence[GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule]: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

remoteAuthRules List<Property Map>: Specifies the list of remote authentication configuration rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. You can add only one configuration rule.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. The parameter values are as follows: true: enables the feature. false: disables the feature.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRule

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RemoteAuthRuleAction Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

Condition GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RemoteAuthRuleAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

condition GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
remoteAuthRuleAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

condition GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
remoteAuthRuleAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

condition GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
remote_auth_rule_action GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
remoteAuthRuleAction Property Map: Indicates the specific authentication configuration.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleAction

AuthModeConfig Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
AuthResponseConfig Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
QueryStringRules Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
RequestBodyRules string: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
RequestHeaderRules Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

AuthModeConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
AuthResponseConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
QueryStringRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
RequestBodyRules string: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
RequestHeaderRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

authModeConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
authResponseConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
queryStringRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
requestBodyRules String: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
requestHeaderRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

authModeConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
authResponseConfig GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
queryStringRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
requestBodyRules string: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
requestHeaderRules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

auth_mode_config GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
auth_response_config GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
query_string_rules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
request_body_rules str: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
request_header_rules GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

authModeConfig Property Map: Indicates the configuration of the authentication server.
authResponseConfig Property Map: The content delivery network needs to handle the authentication status codes returned by the authentication server. This parameter specifies the relevant configuration.
queryStringRules Property Map: Represents the parameter settings for authentication requests.
requestBodyRules String: Indicates the rule for the authentication request body. You can leave this parameter unspecified or set its value to default. default means the request body is empty ("").
requestHeaderRules Property Map: Indicates the settings for authentication request headers. You can set up to 50 request headers.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthModeConfig

BackupRemoteAddr string: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
MasterRemoteAddr string: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
PathType string: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
PathValue string: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
RequestMethod string: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

BackupRemoteAddr string: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
MasterRemoteAddr string: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
PathType string: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
PathValue string: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
RequestMethod string: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

backupRemoteAddr String: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
masterRemoteAddr String: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
pathType String: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
pathValue String: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
requestMethod String: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

backupRemoteAddr string: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
masterRemoteAddr string: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
pathType string: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
pathValue string: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
requestMethod string: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

backup_remote_addr str: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
master_remote_addr str: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
path_type str: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
path_value str: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
request_method str: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

backupRemoteAddr String: Indicates the backup address of the authentication server. The address format and requirements are the same as the primary address.
masterRemoteAddr String: Indicates the primary address of the authentication server. The length must not exceed 100 characters. The primary address format is \n\n://\n\n:\n\n or \n\n://\n\n:\n\n, where: \n\n is http or https. \n\n cannot be localhost. \n\n cannot be 127.0.0.1. \n\n is optional.
pathType String: Indicates the path for the authentication request. The authentication address and request path together form the complete authentication URL. The content delivery network forwards the user's request to this authentication URL. The parameter accepts the following values: constant: The path in the authentication request is the same as the path in the user's request. variable: You need to specify a path for the authentication request in the pathValue parameter.
pathValue String: Represents the path for an authentication request. The path cannot exceed 100 characters. It must start with a slash (/), and can include any printable ASCII characters except the following: consecutive slashes (//), percent sign (%), dollar sign ($), space, question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
requestMethod String: Indicates the request method used by the content delivery network when sending authentication requests. The parameter has the following values: default: uses the same method as the user's request. get: uses the GET method. post: uses the POST method. head: uses the HEAD method.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfig

CacheAction Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
ResponseAction Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
StatusCodeAction Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
TimeOutAction Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

CacheAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
ResponseAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
StatusCodeAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
TimeOutAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

cacheAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
responseAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
statusCodeAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
timeOutAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

cacheAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
responseAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
statusCodeAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
timeOutAction GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

cache_action GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
response_action GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
status_code_action GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
time_out_action GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

cacheAction Property Map: The content delivery network can cache authentication status codes. This parameter indicates the related configuration.
responseAction Property Map: Indicates how the content delivery network responds to users when authentication fails.
statusCodeAction Property Map: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication status codes.
timeOutAction Property Map: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests after authentication timeout.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigCacheAction

Action string: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
CacheKeys List<string>: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

Action string: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
CacheKeys []string: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
Ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

action String: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
cacheKeys List<String>: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
ttl Integer: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

action string: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
cacheKeys string[]: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
ttl number: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

action str: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
cache_keys Sequence[str]: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
ttl int: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

action String: Indicates whether the CDN caches authentication status codes. The parameter values are: nocache: CDN does not cache authentication status codes. cache: CDN caches authentication status codes.
cacheKeys List<String>: The cache key specifies the query parameters used to distinguish different request URIs. Each parameter must start with $.
ttl Number: Indicates the cache duration for authentication status codes, measured in seconds. The range is 1–86400. 86400 seconds equals 24 hours.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigResponseAction

StatusCode string: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

StatusCode string: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

statusCode String: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

statusCode string: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

status_code str: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

statusCode String: Indicates the status code returned by the content delivery network to the user when authentication fails. You can specify any status code in the range 400–499. The default value is 403.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigStatusCodeAction

DefaultAction string: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
FailCode string: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
SuccessCode string: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

DefaultAction string: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
FailCode string: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
SuccessCode string: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

defaultAction String: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
failCode String: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
successCode String: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

defaultAction string: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
failCode string: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
successCode string: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

default_action str: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
fail_code str: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
success_code str: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

defaultAction String: Specifies how the content delivery network handles authentication requests when the authentication status code is neither FailCode nor SuccessCode. This parameter has the following values: reject: the content delivery network considers authentication failed; pass: the content delivery network considers authentication successful.
failCode String: Indicates the authentication status code returned when authentication fails. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 400–499. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 4xx to indicate any status code between 400 and 499. The default value for this parameter is 401.
successCode String: Indicates the authentication status code for successful authentication. You can specify one or more status codes in the range 200–299. Separate multiple status codes with a semicolon (;). You can also specify 2xx to represent any status code from 200–299. The default value is 200.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionAuthResponseConfigTimeOutAction

Action string: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
Time int: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

Action string: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
Time int: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

action String: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
time Integer: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

action string: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
time number: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

action str: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
time int: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

action String: Indicates the strategy for handling authentication requests after a timeout in the content delivery network. This parameter supports the following values: reject: The content delivery network considers authentication failed. pass: The content delivery network considers authentication successful.
time Number: Specifies the authentication timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 200. The valid range is 200–3600.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRules

QueryStringComponents Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
QueryStringInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance>: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

QueryStringComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
QueryStringInstances []GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

queryStringComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
queryStringInstances List<GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance>: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

queryStringComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
queryStringInstances GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance[]: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

query_string_components GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
query_string_instances Sequence[GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance]: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

queryStringComponents Property Map: Indicates the strategy for setting authentication request parameters.
queryStringInstances List<Property Map>: Indicates additional parameter settings in the authentication request. You can set up to 50 parameters.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringComponents

Action string: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
Value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

Action string: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
Value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action String: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
value String: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action string: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action str: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
value str: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action String: Indicates whether the authentication request includes query parameters from the user's request URL. The parameter accepts the following values: exclude: The authentication request does not include any query parameters. include: The authentication request includes all query parameters. includePart: The authentication request includes specified query parameters.
value String: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter accepts the following values: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, you need to specify one or more query parameters from the user's request URL in the Value parameter, separated by semicolons (;). You cannot specify *. Query parameters are case-sensitive and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes (") , spaces, and Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionQueryStringRulesQueryStringInstance

Action string: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
Key string: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
Value string: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
ValueType string: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

Action string: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
Key string: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
Value string: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
ValueType string: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
key String: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value String: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
valueType String: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action string: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
key string: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value string: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
valueType string: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action str: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
key str: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value str: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
value_type str: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Describes how to set authentication request parameters. Currently, you can only set Action to set. set means to configure parameters. You need to specify the authentication request parameter to set in Key. If the specified authentication request parameter does not exist, the content delivery network adds the parameter to the authentication request. If the specified authentication request parameter already exists, the content delivery network uses the value of Value as the parameter's value.
key String: Indicates the authentication request parameter you need to set. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The authentication request parameter can contain printable ASCII characters except for the following: double quotes ("), space, and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value String: Indicates the value of the authentication request parameter. The length cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case-sensitive. Value has the following options: When ValueType is constant, the authentication request parameter value is a constant. You need to specify this constant value. The constant value cannot start with a dollar sign ($) and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: double quotes (") and Delete (ASCII code 127). When ValueType is variable, the authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. You can specify a variable from the variable list. When ValueType is customize, the authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating variables from the list with fixed strings. In the concatenated string, variables are represented as ${variablename}. Example value: bind${requesturi}to${local_ip}done
valueType String: Indicates the type of authentication request parameter set in Key. ValueType has the following options: constant: The authentication request parameter is a constant. In this case, you need to specify the constant value in Value. variable: The authentication request parameter value comes from a variable. See the description for Value. customize: The authentication request parameter value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRules

RequestHeaderComponents Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
RequestHeaderInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance>: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
RequestHost string: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

RequestHeaderComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
RequestHeaderInstances []GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
RequestHost string: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

requestHeaderComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
requestHeaderInstances List<GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance>: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
requestHost String: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

requestHeaderComponents GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
requestHeaderInstances GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance[]: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
requestHost string: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

request_header_components GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
request_header_instances Sequence[GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance]: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
request_host str: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

requestHeaderComponents Property Map: Indicates the configuration policy for authentication request headers.
requestHeaderInstances List<Property Map>: Specifies a set of authentication request header settings Note that when the content delivery network initiates an authentication request, the following headers may already be included in the request: X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Client-Scheme: all three headers indicate the protocol used by the user request and are equivalent X-Real-IP: indicates the user's real IP address This header value is not affected by proxy servers X-Forwarded-For: indicates the user's IP address If the user's request passes through a proxy server, this header value becomes the proxy server's IP address It is not recommended to configure these headers in this parameter If you set these headers, their original values will be overwritten
requestHost String: Indicates the value of the HOST header in authentication requests. The default value for this parameter is default, meaning the HOST header matches your acceleration domain name.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderComponents

Action string: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
Value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

Action string: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
Value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action String: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
value String: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action string: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
value string: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action str: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
value str: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

action String: Indicates whether the authentication request header includes user request headers. The parameter values are: exclude: the authentication request header does not include any user request headers. include: the authentication request header includes all user request headers. includePart: the authentication request header includes specified user request headers.
value String: Indicates the parameter value corresponding to the Action parameter. The length must not exceed 1,024 characters. The parameter has the following notes: If Action is exclude or include, Value must be *. If Action is includePart, the Value parameter can be one or more headers from the user's request. Multiple headers are separated by a semicolon (;). The value cannot be only *, and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), Delete (ASCII code 127). The default value for this parameter is *.

GetDomainRemoteAuthRemoteAuthRuleRemoteAuthRuleActionRequestHeaderRulesRequestHeaderInstance

Action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

Action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType String: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action str: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key str: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value str: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
value_type str: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType String: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

GetDomainRequestBlockRule

BlockRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule>: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
Switch bool: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

BlockRules []GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
Switch bool: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

blockRules List<GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule>: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

blockRules GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule[]: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch boolean: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

block_rules Sequence[GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule]: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch bool: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

blockRules List<Property Map>: Represents a list of interception rules. The list can contain up to 10 rules. When Switch is true, this parameter is required.
switch Boolean: Indicates the configuration switch for this module. This parameter has the following values: true: enables the module. false: disables the module. The default value is false.

GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRule

BlockAction Byteplus.GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
Condition Byteplus.GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RuleName string: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

BlockAction GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
Condition GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RuleName string: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

blockAction GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
ruleName String: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

blockAction GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
ruleName string: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

block_action GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
condition GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
rule_name str: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

blockAction Property Map: Indicates the interception configuration for a rule in the list.
condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
ruleName String: Indicates the name of the rule, which must not exceed 20 characters and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and Chinese characters. One Chinese character counts as 3 characters.

GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleBlockAction

Action string: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
ErrorPage string: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
RedirectUrl string: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
StatusCode string: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

Action string: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
ErrorPage string: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
RedirectUrl string: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
StatusCode string: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

action String: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
errorPage String: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
redirectUrl String: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
statusCode String: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

action string: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
errorPage string: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
redirectUrl string: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
statusCode string: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

action str: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
error_page str: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
redirect_url str: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
status_code str: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

action String: Specifies how the content delivery network intercepts matching requests. This parameter has the following values: refuse: The content delivery network rejects the request and returns a 4xx error code. The error code is specified in StatusCode. redirect: The content delivery network redirects the request to the URL specified in RedirectUrl.
errorPage String: When Action is refuse, this parameter is optional, as explained below: If specified, this parameter indicates the name of a custom response page under global configuration. When the content delivery network refuses a request, it returns this custom page. Note that 'global configuration' is an Allowlist feature. To use this feature, submit a ticket. If this parameter is not specified, the content delivery network uses the standard response body for the error code specified in StatusCode. When Action is redirect, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
redirectUrl String: When Action is redirect, this parameter is required and specifies the redirect URL. The URL must start with http:// or https:// and cannot exceed 1,024 characters. When Action is refuse, this parameter is invalid and can be omitted.
statusCode String: Represents the response status code from the content delivery network for intercepted requests. When Action is refuse, this parameter specifies an error code in the range 400–499. When Action is redirect, this parameter can be: 301: The response status code is 301. 302: The response status code is 302.

GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainRequestBlockRuleBlockRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainRequestHeader

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RequestHeaderAction Byteplus.GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

Condition GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
RequestHeaderAction GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

condition GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
requestHeaderAction GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

condition GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
requestHeaderAction GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

condition GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
request_header_action GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
requestHeaderAction Property Map: Represents a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

GetDomainRequestHeaderCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainRequestHeaderConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderAction

RequestHeaderInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance>: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

RequestHeaderInstances []GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

requestHeaderInstances List<GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance>: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

requestHeaderInstances GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance[]: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

request_header_instances Sequence[GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance]: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

requestHeaderInstances List<Property Map>: Indicates a list of configuration rules for request headers. Each rule includes settings for header-related operations. You can add up to 50 rules.

GetDomainRequestHeaderRequestHeaderActionRequestHeaderInstance

Action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

Action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType String: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action string: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType string: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action str: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key str: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value str: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
value_type str: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

action String: Indicates how to set the authentication request header. Currently, you can only set this parameter to set. set means to configure the request header. You need to specify the request header in Key. If the request header does not exist, the content delivery network adds it to the authentication request. If the request header already exists, the content delivery network uses the value specified in Value as the header value.
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters and is case insensitive. It can contain any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127).
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action equals "set". If Action does not equal "set", this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can contain any printable ASCII character except the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127)
valueType String: Specifies the value type for the Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set to 'set'. If Action is not 'set', this parameter is invalid. The parameter has the following values: constant: the Key value is a fixed string. variable: the Key value comes from a variable. customize: the Key value is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

GetDomainResponseHeader

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
ResponseHeaderAction Byteplus.GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

Condition GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
ResponseHeaderAction GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

condition GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
responseHeaderAction GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

condition GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
responseHeaderAction GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

condition GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
response_header_action GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

condition Property Map: Indicates the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
responseHeaderAction Property Map: Indicates operations on the response header performed by the Content Delivery Network when responding to user requests.

GetDomainResponseHeaderCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainResponseHeaderConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderAction

ResponseHeaderInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance>: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

ResponseHeaderInstances []GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

responseHeaderInstances List<GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance>: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

responseHeaderInstances GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance[]: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

response_header_instances Sequence[GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance]: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

responseHeaderInstances List<Property Map>: Specifies a list of configuration rules for response headers Each rule includes settings for header-related operations You can add up to 50 rules

GetDomainResponseHeaderResponseHeaderActionResponseHeaderInstance

AccessOriginControl bool: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
Action string: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

AccessOriginControl bool: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
Action string: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
Key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
Value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
ValueType string: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

accessOriginControl Boolean: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
action String: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
valueType String: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

accessOriginControl boolean: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
action string: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
key string: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value string: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
valueType string: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

access_origin_control bool: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
action str: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
key str: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value str: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
value_type str: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

accessOriginControl Boolean: Indicates whether the Origin field in the request header is validated when the content delivery network responds to user requests. Valid values are: true: The content delivery network validates the Origin field. If validation succeeds, the response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value matching the Origin field. If validation fails, the response header does not include the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field. false: The content delivery network does not validate the Origin field. The response header includes the Access-Control-Allow-Origin field, with the value set to your configured Access-Control-Allow-Origin content. The default value is false. This parameter is only effective when all the following conditions are met: Action is set. Key is Access-Control-Allow-Origin. ValueType is constant.
action String: Specifies the operation on the response header. This parameter has the following values: set: sets a header. The set operation includes adding and modifying. If the header already exists in the origin response, its value will be overwritten. If the header does not exist in the origin response, it will be added. delete: deletes a header
key String: Specifies the name of a header. The name cannot exceed 1,024 characters, is case-insensitive, and can include any printable ASCII character except the following: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), and Delete (ASCII code 127)
value String: Indicates the value of the Key. This parameter is valid only when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. When ValueType is constant, you must specify a fixed string as the header value. The header value cannot exceed 1,024 characters and can include printable ASCII characters except for the following: dollar sign ($), Delete (ASCII code 127).
valueType String: Specifies the value type for Key. This parameter is only valid when Action is set. If Action is not set, this parameter is invalid. The parameter supports the following values: constant: Key is a fixed string. variable: Key is sourced from a variable. customize: Key is a string formed by concatenating a variable and a fixed string.

GetDomainRewriteHls

SignName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

SignName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
Switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

signName String: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

signName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
switch boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

sign_name str: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
switch bool: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

signName String: Indicates the name of the signature parameter, which cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). The default value is DrmAuthToken.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether this feature is enabled. This parameter has the following options: true: Enable this feature. false: Disable this feature. The default value for this parameter is false.

GetDomainSignedUrlAuth

SignedUrlAuthRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule>: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

SignedUrlAuthRules []GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
Switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

signedUrlAuthRules List<GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule>: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

signedUrlAuthRules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule[]: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
switch boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

signed_url_auth_rules Sequence[GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule]: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
switch bool: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

signedUrlAuthRules List<Property Map>: Represents the configuration module for the 'URL authentication' feature. This feature is disabled by default.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether to enable this feature. This parameter has the following values: true: Enables this feature. false: Disables this feature.

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRule

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
SignedUrlAuthAction Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

Condition GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
SignedUrlAuthAction GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

condition GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
signedUrlAuthAction GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

condition GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
signedUrlAuthAction GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

condition GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
signed_url_auth_action GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
signedUrlAuthAction Property Map: Indicates the configuration for signature calculation.

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthAction

AuthAlgorithm string: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
BackupSecretKey string: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
CustomVariableRules Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
Duration int: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
KeepOriginArg bool: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
MasterSecretKey string: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
RewriteM3U8 bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
RewriteM3U8Rule Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
SignName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
SignatureRules List<string>: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
TimeFormat string: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
TimeName string: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
UrlAuthType string: Signature type

AuthAlgorithm string: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
BackupSecretKey string: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
CustomVariableRules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
Duration int: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
KeepOriginArg bool: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
MasterSecretKey string: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
RewriteM3U8 bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
RewriteM3U8Rule GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
SignName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
SignatureRules []string: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
TimeFormat string: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
TimeName string: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
UrlAuthType string: Signature type

authAlgorithm String: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
backupSecretKey String: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
customVariableRules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
duration Integer: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
keepOriginArg Boolean: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
masterSecretKey String: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
rewriteM3U8 Boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
rewriteM3U8Rule GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
signName String: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
signatureRules List<String>: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
timeFormat String: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
timeName String: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
urlAuthType String: Signature type

authAlgorithm string: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
backupSecretKey string: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
customVariableRules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
duration number: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
keepOriginArg boolean: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
masterSecretKey string: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
rewriteM3U8 boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
rewriteM3U8Rule GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
signName string: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
signatureRules string[]: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
timeFormat string: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
timeName string: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
urlAuthType string: Signature type

auth_algorithm str: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
backup_secret_key str: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
custom_variable_rules GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
duration int: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
keep_origin_arg bool: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
master_secret_key str: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
rewrite_m3_u8 bool: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
rewrite_m3_u8_rule GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
sign_name str: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
signature_rules Sequence[str]: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
time_format str: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
time_name str: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
url_auth_type str: Signature type

authAlgorithm String: Indicates the algorithm used for signature calculation. This configuration has the following values: md5: MD5 algorithm. sha256: SHA-256 algorithm. The default value for this parameter is md5.
backupSecretKey String: Indicates the backup secret key. The backup secret key must be 6–40 characters long and can contain any printable ASCII character except Delete (ASCII code 127).
customVariableRules Property Map: Indicates custom signature calculation variables.
duration Number: The validity period of the signature, in seconds. This parameter is used with the timestamp included in the request to calculate the expiration time of the signature. The value range for this parameter is 0–315,360,000. Signature expiration time = timestamp + Duration. When the content delivery network receives a request, if the signature expiration time is less than the current time, the content delivery network determines that the signature has expired.
keepOriginArg Boolean: This parameter is not currently available to external users. Do not use this parameter.
masterSecretKey String: Indicates the primary key, with a length of 6–40 characters. It can include printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127)
rewriteM3U8 Boolean: Indicates whether the content delivery network adds signature parameters to the URL of each segment file in a .m3u8 file when responding to a .m3u8 file request. The signature for each segment URL is calculated based on the rewritten segment URL using the signature rules. The parameter values are as follows: true: enabled. false: disabled.
rewriteM3U8Rule Property Map: Specifies the configuration for the 'M3U8 Rewrite' feature. This configuration is valid only when both of the following conditions are met: RewriteM3u8 is true; URLAuthType is not typee.
signName String: Indicates the name of the signature parameter. The length cannot exceed 100 characters. Parameter names are case-sensitive and can include letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!).
signatureRules List<String>: When URLAuthType is set to typee, this parameter is required and specifies the fields to be included in the signature calculation. The following fields must be included in the signature calculation: key: the secret key, which is the parameter value for MasterSecretKey or BackupSecretKey. uri: the URI of the resource requested by the user. If the URI contains Chinese characters, you need to encode the URI. TimeName: the parameter value for the timestamp. The following fields can optionally be included in the signature calculation: domain: the acceleration domain name. referer: the referer value carried in the user's request. ua: the User-Agent value carried in the user's request. ip: the client IP of the user's request. origin: the Origin value carried in the user's request. Custom variables: the variable names you define in CustomVariableInstances. The order in which the fields are listed determines the order of values in MD5() during signature calculation.
timeFormat String: Numeral system configuration. This parameter has the following values: decimal: decimal system; hexadecimal: hexadecimal system. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. When URLAuthType is typec, regardless of your setting, this parameter is forcibly set to hexadecimal. For other URLAuthType values, this parameter is not effective.
timeName String: Indicates the name of the timestamp parameter. The value of TimeName can include English letters, numbers, underscores (_), hyphens (-), periods (.), commas (,), and exclamation marks (!), with a length of 1–100 characters. TimeName cannot be the same as SignName. When URLAuthType is typed or typee, this parameter is required. For other types, this parameter does not apply.
urlAuthType String: Signature type

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRules

CustomVariableInstances List<Byteplus.GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance>: Indicates a variable list

CustomVariableInstances []GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance: Indicates a variable list

customVariableInstances List<GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance>: Indicates a variable list

customVariableInstances GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance[]: Indicates a variable list

custom_variable_instances Sequence[GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance]: Indicates a variable list

customVariableInstances List<Property Map>: Indicates a variable list

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionCustomVariableRulesCustomVariableInstance

Operator string: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
Type string: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
Value string: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

Operator string: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
Type string: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
Value string: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

operator String: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
type String: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
value String: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

operator string: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
type string: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
value string: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

operator str: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
type str: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
value str: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

operator String: Indicates the matching method for the variable. The value of this parameter can only be match.
type String: Indicates the variable type. This parameter has the following values: queryString: indicates the variable is a query parameter in the request. requestHeader: indicates the variable is a header field in the request.
value String: Specifies the variable name, with a maximum length of 100 characters. Variable name requirements are as follows: If Type is queryString, the variable name can include letters, numbers, hyphens (-), commas (,), periods (.), and exclamation marks (!). If Type is requestHeader, the variable name can include any printable ASCII character except: underscore (_), space, double quotes ("), colon (:), and Delete (ASCII code 127).

GetDomainSignedUrlAuthSignedUrlAuthRuleSignedUrlAuthActionRewriteM3U8Rule

DeleteParam bool: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
KeepM3U8Param bool: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

DeleteParam bool: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
KeepM3U8Param bool: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

deleteParam Boolean: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
keepM3U8Param Boolean: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

deleteParam boolean: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
keepM3U8Param boolean: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

delete_param bool: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
keep_m3_u8_param bool: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

deleteParam Boolean: Indicates whether to retain the original parameters in the URL when rewriting the shard URL. This parameter has the following values: true: removes the original parameters. false: retains the original parameters.
keepM3U8Param Boolean: Indicates whether to add unsigned query parameters from the M3U8 file request to the segment URL. The parameter has the following options: true: add query parameters to the segment URL. false: do not add query parameters.

GetDomainTag

Key string: Tag key
Value string: Tag value.

Key string: Tag key
Value string: Tag value.

key String: Tag key
value String: Tag value.

key string: Tag key
value string: Tag value.

key str: Tag key
value str: Tag value.

key String: Tag key
value String: Tag value.

GetDomainTimeout

Switch bool: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
TimeoutRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule>: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

Switch bool: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
TimeoutRules []GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

switch_ Boolean: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
timeoutRules List<GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule>: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

switch boolean: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
timeoutRules GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule[]: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

switch bool: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
timeout_rules Sequence[GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule]: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

switch Boolean: Specify whether to enable origin timeout configuration. This parameter has the following values: true: enables origin timeout configuration. false: disables origin timeout configuration. In this case, the system default timeout values are used for TCP and HTTP requests, which are 2 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.
timeoutRules List<Property Map>: Represents a set of timeout configurations. Currently, you can specify only one configuration. This parameter is required when Switch is true.

GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRule

Condition Byteplus.GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
TimeoutAction Byteplus.GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction: Indicates the timeout configuration.

Condition GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
TimeoutAction GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction: Indicates the timeout configuration.

condition GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
timeoutAction GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction: Indicates the timeout configuration.

condition GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
timeoutAction GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction: Indicates the timeout configuration.

condition GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
timeout_action GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction: Indicates the timeout configuration.

condition Property Map: Represents the conditions under which this configuration module takes effect, consisting of a set of rules.
timeoutAction Property Map: Indicates the timeout configuration.

GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleCondition

ConditionRules List<Byteplus.GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

ConditionRules []GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
Connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule[]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective string: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

condition_rules Sequence[GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule]: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective str: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

conditionRules List<Property Map>: Indicates a rule set. When a user request is received, the content delivery network matches the rules in the set to the request in order. If a rule matches the request, the content delivery network stops matching the remaining rules.
connective String: Represents the logical relationship between multiple ConditionRule entries. This parameter has the following values: AND: indicates the logical relationship is 'AND'. OR: indicates the logical relationship is 'OR'. The default value is OR.

GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleConditionConditionRule

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

Name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
Object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
Operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
Type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
Value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name string: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object string: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator string: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type string: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value string: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name str: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object str: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator str: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type str: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value str: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

name String: When Object is queryname or customize, this parameter is valid. If Object is queryname, this parameter indicates the name of a query parameter. If Object is customize, this parameter indicates the name of a custom header. The length of Name cannot exceed 256 characters and can include digits, letters, percent sign (%), underscore (_), and hyphen (-).
object String: Specifies the type of matching object. The content delivery network applies matching rules to objects of the specified type in the target. This parameter supports the following values: path: matches the path in the target. directory: matches the directory in the target. filetype: matches the file extension in the target.
operator String: Indicates the matching method. This parameter has the following value: match: If any value in Value exists, it is considered a match.
type String: Specifies the target type. The value of this parameter is url, indicating the target is a URL.
value String: Represents a set of values separated by semicolons (;). The total length must not exceed 1,024 characters. Printable ASCII characters are allowed, except for the following: consecutive slashes (//), spaces, dollar sign ($), question mark (?), and Delete (ASCII code 127). If any value in the set matches the request, it is considered a match. When Object is path, this parameter specifies one or more paths. Paths must start with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the path, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is directory, this parameter specifies one or more directories. Directories must start and end with a slash (/). You can use one or more asterisks () in the directory, where each asterisk represents one or more characters. When Object is filetype, this parameter specifies one or more file extensions. Extensions do not need to start with a period (.).

GetDomainTimeoutTimeoutRuleTimeoutAction

HttpTimeout int: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
TcpTimeout int: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

HttpTimeout int: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
TcpTimeout int: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

httpTimeout Integer: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
tcpTimeout Integer: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

httpTimeout number: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
tcpTimeout number: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

http_timeout int: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
tcp_timeout int: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

httpTimeout Number: Indicates the timeout period for HTTP requests. The value range for this parameter is 5–60.
tcpTimeout Number: Indicates the timeout for TCP requests. The valid range for this parameter is 2–60.

GetDomainUaAccessRule

AllowEmpty bool: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
RuleType string: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
UserAgents List<string>: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

AllowEmpty bool: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
IgnoreCase bool: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
RuleType string: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
Switch bool: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
UserAgents []string: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

allowEmpty Boolean: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
ruleType String: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
switch_ Boolean: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
userAgents List<String>: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

allowEmpty boolean: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
ignoreCase boolean: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
ruleType string: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
switch boolean: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
userAgents string[]: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

allow_empty bool: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
ignore_case bool: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
rule_type str: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
switch bool: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
user_agents Sequence[str]: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

allowEmpty Boolean: Indicates whether requests with an empty UA ("") or without a UA field are allowed to access the acceleration domain. The parameter has the following values: true: allowed. false: not allowed. The default value is false.
ignoreCase Boolean: Indicates whether the UA string is case-sensitive. The parameter has the following options: true: The UA string is case-insensitive. false: The UA string is case-sensitive. The default value for this parameter is false.
ruleType String: Specifies whether a denylist or allowlist is used. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The parameter values are as follows: deny: specifies a denylist. allow: specifies an allowlist.
switch Boolean: Indicates whether the UA allowlist and blocklist feature is enabled. This parameter has the following values: true: enabled. false: disabled.
userAgents List<String>: Represents a list of UAs. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can contain up to 1,000 UAs. The parameter details are as follows: The value length cannot exceed 30,000 characters. If RuleType is allow, only requests containing UAs in the list are permitted to access the acceleration domain. If RuleType is deny, requests containing UAs in the list are not permitted to access the acceleration domain. UA character restrictions are as follows: You can use * in a UA to represent one or more characters. * can only appear at the beginning or end of the UA. A UA cannot consist only of * or spaces. A UA can contain printable ASCII characters except Delete (ASCII code 127). If a UA contains symbols, the symbols must be HTML encoded.

GetDomainUrlNormalize

NormalizeObjects List<string>: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
Switch bool: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

NormalizeObjects []string: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
Switch bool: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

normalizeObjects List<String>: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
switch_ Boolean: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

normalizeObjects string[]: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
switch boolean: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

normalize_objects Sequence[str]: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
switch bool: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

normalizeObjects List<String>: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).
switch Boolean: This specifies the list of URL normalization options you need to enable. When Switch is true, this parameter is required. The list can include the following options: dotsegments: replaces the following in the request URL: /./: replaced with a single slash (/). /../: if there is a directory level before /../, removes /../ and that directory. If there is no directory before /../, the original URL is retained. backslashes: replaces backslashes () in the request URL with a single slash (/). successive_slashes: replaces consecutive slashes (//) in the request URL with a single slash (/).

GetDomainVideoDrag

Switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

Switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

switch_ Boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

switch boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

switch bool: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

switch Boolean: Smart compression configuration switch. The parameter has the following options: true: enable video seeking. false: disable video seeking.

Package Details

Repository: bytepluscc byteplus-sdk/pulumi-bytepluscc
License: MPL-2.0
Notes: This Pulumi package is based on the bytepluscc Terraform Provider.

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Supporting Types

GetDomainAreaAccessRule

GetDomainBrowserCach

GetDomainBrowserCachCacheAction

GetDomainBrowserCachCondition

GetDomainBrowserCachConditionConditionRule

GetDomainCach

GetDomainCachCacheAction

GetDomainCachCondition

GetDomainCachConditionConditionRule

GetDomainCacheHost

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRule

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCacheHostAction

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleCondition

GetDomainCacheHostCacheHostRuleConditionConditionRule

GetDomainCacheKey

GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyAction

GetDomainCacheKeyCacheKeyActionCacheKeyComponent

GetDomainCacheKeyCondition

GetDomainCacheKeyConditionConditionRule

GetDomainCompression

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRule

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCompressionAction

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleCondition

GetDomainCompressionCompressionRuleConditionConditionRule

GetDomainConditionalOrigin

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRule

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActions

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleActionsOriginLine

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleCondition

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroup

GetDomainConditionalOriginOriginRuleConditionConditionGroupCondition

GetDomainCustomErrorPage

GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRule

GetDomainCustomErrorPageErrorPageRuleErrorPageAction

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRule

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstance

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRule

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleAccessAction

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleCondition

GetDomainCustomizeAccessRuleCustomizeInstanceCustomizeRuleConditionConditionRule

GetDomainDomainLock

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimit

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRule

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleCondition

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleConditionConditionRule

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitAction

GetDomainDownloadSpeedLimitDownloadSpeedLimitRuleDownloadSpeedLimitActionSpeedLimitTime

GetDomainHttpForcedRedirect

GetDomainHttps

GetDomainHttpsCertCheck

GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoList

GetDomainHttpsCertCheckCertInfoListCertificate

GetDomainHttpsCertInfo

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoCertificate

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoList

GetDomainHttpsCertInfoListCertificate

GetDomainHttpsForcedRedirect

GetDomainHttpsHsts

GetDomainIPv6

GetDomainIpAccessRule

GetDomainIpAccessRuleSharedConfig

GetDomainMethodDeniedRule

GetDomainMultiRange

GetDomainNegativeCach

GetDomainNegativeCachCondition

GetDomainNegativeCachConditionConditionRule

GetDomainNegativeCachNegativeCacheRule

GetDomainOfflineCache

GetDomainOrigin

GetDomainOriginAccessRule

GetDomainOriginArg

GetDomainOriginArgCondition

GetDomainOriginArgConditionConditionRule

GetDomainOriginArgOriginArgAction