What cache hit ratio should I aim for on BunnyCDN?

A well-configured CDN should hit 95% or above according to Cloudflare. Anything below 90% means too many requests reach your origin server, adding latency and cost. Adobe AEM documentation confirms 90% as the minimum acceptable threshold for production workloads.

Does connecting BunnyCDN to Pulse share my data with third parties?

No. Pulse encrypts your BunnyCDN API key at rest on Swiss infrastructure and uses it exclusively for read-only statistics. No CDN data is shared with third parties, no cookies are set, and you can disconnect the integration at any time from your site settings.

How often does Pulse sync BunnyCDN data?

Pulse syncs BunnyCDN statistics automatically in the background, pulling daily metrics including bandwidth, requests, cache hits, errors, and per-datacenter traffic distribution. Historical data syncs in 38-day chunks to stay within BunnyCDN's 40-day API window limit.

Can I monitor multiple BunnyCDN pull zones in Pulse?

Each site in Pulse connects to one BunnyCDN pull zone. If you run multiple pull zones for different domains, add each domain as a separate site in Pulse and connect its corresponding pull zone in that site's integration settings.

Is BunnyCDN a good choice for privacy-conscious websites?

BunnyCDN is a European company based in Slovenia with pricing starting at $0.01/GB and 119+ PoPs across 70+ countries. Combined with Pulse's cookie-free analytics and Swiss data residency, you get complete CDN monitoring without any visitor tracking or consent requirements.