davsclaus commented on issue #1631:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-website/issues/1631#issuecomment-4683934068
⏺ Yes, exactly right. Two things happen:
1. All existing cached 404s expire — within hours (likely within a day at
most), every cached 404 gets evicted, Fastly re-fetches from origin, gets a
200, and caches the real page. Problem
clears itself.
2. Future deploys produce tiny diffs — with rsync, a blog post change is 3
files, not 14,000. The sync window on the origin is near-instant, and the PURGE
fires reliably. Much less chance of
the CDN catching a transient 404 during deploy.
So yes — the 404s should reduce significantly going forward. The main
remaining risk is a full Antora rebuild that touches thousands of doc pages,
but even then rsync only pushes the ones that
actually changed, which is far better than before.
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