GCP - Cloud Load BalancingWhich HTTP header is commonly used to control caching behavior in Cloud CDN?AUser-AgentBAuthorizationCContent-TypeDCache-ControlCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify caching control headersThe Cache-Control header defines caching policies for content delivery networks.Step 2: Confirm header relevanceAuthorization controls access, Content-Type defines data type, User-Agent identifies client; none control caching.Final Answer:Cache-Control -> Option DQuick Check:Caching header = Cache-Control [OK]Quick Trick: Cache-Control header manages CDN caching rules [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing Authorization with cachingUsing Content-Type to control cacheIgnoring Cache-Control header
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