You are configuring an Azure CDN Standard from Microsoft endpoint for a web application. The application delivers dynamic user profile banners from the path `/assets/banners/`. The banners are updated periodically, and the application appends a query string containing a version token (for example, `/assets/banners/user1.png?v=982a` where `` represents the version token) to ensure updates are reflected immediately.
The origin server serves these banners with a `Cache-Control: public, max-age=600` header (representing a duration of `` minutes). You need to configure the CDN caching rules to meet the following requirements:
- Cache the banners on the CDN edge servers for `` days.
- Ensure that users receive the correct version of the banner matching their version token query string.
- Optimize cache utilization by avoiding unnecessary calls to the origin server for cached banner versions.
Which configuration should you apply to the CDN endpoint?
- ACreate a custom caching rule for the path `/assets/banners/*` with the caching behavior set to Override and duration set to days. Set the query string caching behavior of the endpoint to Ignore query strings.
- Create a custom caching rule for the path `/assets/banners/*` with the caching behavior set to Override and duration set to days. Set the query string caching behavior of the endpoint to Cache every unique URL.Cevap
- CCreate a custom caching rule for the path `/assets/banners/*` with the caching behavior set to Override and duration set to days. Set the query string caching behavior of the endpoint to Bypass caching.
- DCreate a custom caching rule for the path `/assets/banners/*` with the caching behavior set to Set if missing and duration set to days. Set the query string caching behavior of the endpoint to Cache every unique URL.