openwebf-release-cdn-deploy

CDN deployment of WebF assets involves selecting a hosting provider (Vercel, Netlify, S3+CloudFront, or GitHub Pages), configuring cache headers for static resources, and validating the deployment through version checks. The process ensures reliable, cached delivery of built front-end resources with production build confirmation and artifact structure validation.

Cache headers control how long browsers and CDNs store your assets. Immutable asset strategies pair versioned URLs with long cache lifetimes, while non-versioned resources use shorter expiration times. This Skill covers configuring both approaches to maximize performance while ensuring updates propagate correctly.

Yes. This Skill supports deployment to Vercel, Netlify, S3+CloudFront, GitHub Pages, and custom servers. Each provider has different configuration requirements for cache headers and artifact structure, which the Skill addresses through provider-specific workflows.

Post-deployment verification includes checking versioning through URL inspection, validating artifact structure, and confirming cache headers are correctly applied. This Skill provides a verification checklist and monitoring hooks to catch misconfigurations before they affect users.

Before deployment, confirm your build outputs are production-ready, validate artifact structure matches your provider's expectations, and select your hosting provider. This Skill includes a pre-deployment checklist covering build confirmation, hosting selection, and cache-header strategy definition.