Kinsta's premium CDN powered by Cloudflare helps to maximize the performance of your site. With the cdn
endpoint you can perform actions like clearing the CDN cache for your sites.
You can obtain the environment_id
using the GET
request with the WordPress Site Environments endpoint.
The environment_id
is also shown after the site_id
in the URL in MyKinsta when you access the environment, for example in the URL https://my.kinsta.com/sites/details/fbab4927-e354-4044-b226-29ac0fbd20ca/c84ce214-69b9-4a32-8e67-880672cf1d38?idCompany=bdd25d71-5706-4890-870f-1adda17c505d
:
site_id
is fbab4927-e354-4044-b226-29ac0fbd20ca
environment_id
is c84ce214-69b9-4a32-8e67-880672cf1d38
company_id
is bdd25d71-5706-4890-870f-1adda17c505d
You can obtain the cdn_cache_id
using the GET
request with the WordPress Site Environments endpoint.
The CDN endpoints may trigger longer tasks (from a few seconds to around a minute) on your environments. This is why they provide 202 Accepted
response, with an operation_id
in the body. To check the progress, you can use the /operations
endpoint.
Clearing site CDN cache in progress
No or invalid API key provided to the request
Error occurred while trying to clear cache
{- "environment_id": "54fb80af-576c-4fdc-ba4f-b596c83f15a1",
- "cdn_cache_id": "6ba7b810-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8"
}
{- "operation_id": "cdn-cache:clear-54fb80af-576c-4fdc-ba4f-b596c83f15a1",
- "message": "Clearing site CDN cache in progress",
- "status": 202
}