About
Edge Cache is a small, self-hosted caching layer run for a handful of projects. It is not a commercial CDN and it is not open for public sign-up.
What runs here
A node terminates TLS, answers what it can from local storage and forwards the rest to the origin. There is no shared control plane and no third-party analytics: each node is configured from a file and reports only aggregate counters — requests, hit ratio, bytes served — to the operator.
Nodes
| Region | Status |
|---|---|
| Western Europe | Active |
| Central Europe | Planned |
Change policy
Defaults documented on the reference page change at most twice a year, and never in a way that makes a previously cacheable response uncacheable without notice. Timeouts and size limits may be raised without notice; they are not lowered without a month's warning.
Contact
Operational questions go to the address in the zone's SOA record. There is no
support portal and no ticket system — a plain message describing the URL, the time
and the X-Cache value you saw is enough to look something up.