. Do you happen to have any sheet with what WAF rules I should have (except the ones I've showed in the image above)?
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GET request with D1 Select * from Users Limit 10 take 1690ms to load.
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CCCache Rules are stackable. This means that multiple matching rules can be combined and applied to the same request. For example, if multiple cache rules match the same URL, then the features set in those cache rules will all be applied in order. If several matching rules set a value for the same setting, the value in the last matching rule wins. For an example of a similar scenario where multiple rules match, refer to the Origin Rules FAQ.
For conflicting settings (for example, bypass cache versus eligible for cache), the last matching rule wins. For example, if cache rule #1 is set to cache everything on example.com/images and cache rule #2 is set to bypass cache on example.com, then cache will be bypassed for all URLs that match example.com, since rule #2 is the last matching rule.
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example.comwww.example.com then you will be redirected to example.comexample.comwww.example.com, because having it on www.example.com will simply cache the redirect and not the page.JI
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