Step 1:
Integrate our script tag on every page
<script src="https://example.app.baqend.com/v1/speedkit/install.js?d=production" async crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
Insert our script tag in the HEAD section of your HTML template. An integration via Tag Manager is also possible. Regardless of the scope, we recommend adding it to every page. This way, Speed Kit will always be installed and can start serving whenever needed.
Step 2:
Upload our service worker in your root path
https://www.example.com/wrapper-sw.js
wrapper-sw.js
importScripts(`https://example.app.baqend.com/v1/speedkit/sw.js${location.search}`);
If it is not possible to upload the Service Worker to the root scope, you can also add it to any other path (e.g. "/static/wrapper-sw.js") and serve it with the following HTTP header: Service-Worker-Allowed: /
Step 3:
Whitelist our server IP ranges
45.140.152.0/22
88.130.168.217
Our servers generate significantly more requests than regular users. In order to prevent your rate limiting and DDoS protection from stopping our requests, you have to whitelist our IP range (45.140.152.0/22). If your staging environments are protected via IP address, please whitelist our office IP range (88.130.168.217) as well.
Step 4:
Deploy Speed Kit on production
We start with a test group split of 0% on production. Speed Kit stays disabled for all users until the quality assurance process has been completed.
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We highly recommend to use our Speed Kit Chrome Extension for testing. It enables you to activate Speed Kit solely for your browser while other users remain unaffected. For other browser you can use our Bookmarklet.
Safeguards
You can disable Speed Kit for all users at any given time. Simply open the “Status” tab in your dashboard and click the “Disable Speed Kit” button. Whenever there is a problem (e.g. downtime) on our side, Speed Kit will automatically disable itself.
Rollout Timeline
