Human confirmation flow
The visitor receives a controlled challenge page and the edge verifies a signed action before issuing clearance.
PulsarCDN combines authoritative DNS, live edge routing, origin proxying, in-memory cache, request middleware, bot challenges, and traffic visibility in one control plane.
Block bad IP ranges, paths, headers, query patterns, and user agents before they reach your server.
Use managed, JavaScript-assisted, proof, math, image, or simple checks with signed clearance.
When a domain uses PulsarCDN nameservers, zone data is synced to edge nodes. Proxied records resolve to the edge network, while DNS-only records remain normal DNS answers.
The control plane keeps track of edge health, public edge IPs, domain metrics, middleware logs, origin cache settings, and certificate availability.
Central checks edge availability and excludes nodes that should not receive proxied traffic.
Edge nodes fetch and cache TLS certificates for proxied hostnames.
Eligible origin responses can be cached at the edge to reduce repeated origin load.
PulsarCDN checks requests at the edge first. You can combine rules, rate limits, and challenge modes so normal visitors continue while noisy or suspicious traffic is slowed down.
The visitor receives a controlled challenge page and the edge verifies a signed action before issuing clearance.
Proof challenges rely on edge-bound tokens, timing windows, request headers, and replay protection instead of trusting client-side JavaScript alone.
Use image and math challenges when you want visitors to solve a clear task before traffic is allowed forward.
Set request windows for a domain and choose whether rate-limited visitors should see a challenge or an error response.
Block by IP/CIDR, path, user agent, headers, and query strings before proxying to your application.
After a challenge is solved, a signed clearance cookie lets the same visitor continue through the edge without repeating checks immediately.
Add a zone, point it at PulsarCDN nameservers, and watch propagation status from the panel.
Choose DNS-only records or proxied A records that route visitors through the edge network.
Turn on middleware, challenge modes, origin cache, and request logging per domain.
View edge nodes, domain RPS, counters, recent requests, and blocked/challenged traffic.
Create a zone, add your records, choose the protection mode you want, and let the edge network handle the first line of traffic.