Edge Rule - "Bypass Caching" on Headers or Cookies

Introduce an Edge Rule feature called "Bypass Caching" based on headers or cookies. This functionality would allow users to selectively bypass caching for specific website sections while leveraging CDN acceleration for the rest of the site.

Use Case:
Many websites have both static and dynamic content. For instance, a business may want to cache and accelerate public-facing pages such as Products, Solutions, and Book Meetings, while ensuring that dynamic or authenticated pages (such as user dashboards) remain uncached to serve real-time content.

Example Implementation:

• If a user is logged in (Header/Cookie: "logged_in=True"), bypass the cache for logged in users.
• If a user is not logged in (Header/Cookie: "logged_in=False"), deliver cached content from the CDN Edge Server.