Optimi documentation

Everything you need to run your web properties on the Optimi edge platform — and the open-source tools we publish for local development and analytics.

What you will find here

Edge platform

• Getting started — the onboarding sequence, from the initial analysis to the production cutover.
• CDN caching — how the edge caches your content, and how to control TTLs, cache keys, and purges.
• WAF rules — managed and custom rules to keep threats away from your origin.

Open source

• Open source overview — MIT-licensed tools under optimiweb.
• oauthsonas — in-memory OpenID Connect provider for local development and integration tests.
• clusterpath — bounded-memory URL clustering for ClickHouse and other analytics stores.

The Optimi edge in one paragraph

Optimi acts as a single orchestration layer between your audience and your origin. Every request — users, crawlers, and bots — passes through the edge, where it is accelerated (Performance), filtered (Security), and measured (Visibility). You keep your existing hosting; we make it fast, safe, and more visible.

Who this documentation is for

These pages are written for the people who operate the platform day to day: developers, DevOps and SRE teams, security engineers, and technical SEO specialists. Each page aims to be safe to follow in production — every change is described with its validation and rollback path.