Coordinate asset releases
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Keep delivery fast and accountable.
Build CDN operations, cache-release workflows, and infrastructure review systems around Bunny.net. Give SPIRITT the outcome and let it build the system, coordinate your connected tools, and own the follow-through.
What you can do with Bunny.net.
Control content delivery
Create approved pull zones and apply selected cache, HTTPS, and traffic rules.
Make releases verifiable
Purge the exact updated assets, test the public response, and keep a clear deployment trail.
See the operational picture
Join bandwidth, cache, billing, and security observations in a maintained infrastructure view.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your Bunny.net workflows and the team that depends on them.
02
Connect Bunny.net
Connect Bunny.net with access to the account and resources needed for your mission. Connect any companion apps you want SPIRITT to coordinate.
03
Set the outcome
Choose a mission: run asset release delivery. SPIRITT builds the workflow, checks its results, and keeps the next action moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Bunny.net to work.
Give Bunny.net a mission
Questions
Bunny.net, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with Bunny.net?+
Build CDN operations, cache-release workflows, and infrastructure review systems around Bunny.net. Create approved pull zones and apply selected cache, HTTPS, and traffic rules.
02Can SPIRITT operate CDN release workflows?+
Yes. It can inspect pull zones, purge selected URLs after approved origin changes, and verify the resulting public response. A successful purge request alone is not treated as proof the new asset is correct.
03Can it build a cost and performance dashboard?+
SPIRITT can retrieve CDN statistics, pull-zone billing summaries, and supported optimizer or origin-protection metrics, then maintain a dated operational view and follow-up queue.
04Can it change security settings?+
Supported changes include selected referer and IP controls, edge rules, and HTTPS enforcement. SPIRITT scopes each change to the approved zone and tests its effects; extra paid security products are not enabled automatically.
05Can Bunny.net work with my other apps?+
Yes. GitHub can coordinate asset releases; Slack can escalate CDN exceptions; Datadog can watch delivery metrics. SPIRITT builds the handoffs using the separate connections you authorize and keeps the source records linked to their outcomes.
06How do I get started with Bunny.net and SPIRITT?+
Open a workspace, connect Bunny.net, and choose a mission: run asset release delivery. Set the relevant account, inputs, and action boundaries. SPIRITT builds the system, verifies its results, and maintains the follow-through.