- wget
- curl
$ bash fastly-recursive-purge.sh https://example.com
$ curl -sL https://gist.github.com/tkuchiki/d988e30cd67de136d1752adbd82cac96/raw/d24c78ee99b1fb9e69d3639882de3e120358c0e1/fastly-recursive-purge.sh | bash -s https://example.com
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Recursive PURGE from BASE URL for Fastly
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| base_url="${1}" | |
| [ "${base_url}" = "" ] && echo "\$1(base URL) is required" && exit 1 | |
| purge_url() { | |
| local url="${1}" | |
| curl -s -X PURGE ${url} | |
| echo "purged ${url}" | |
| sleep 0.1 | |
| } | |
| for url in $(LANG=C wget -p -nv -nd -r --spider ${base_url} -o /dev/stdout | grep URL | sed -e 's/URL://' | awk '{print $3}'); do | |
| purge_url "${url}" | |
| [[ "${url}" =~ /$ ]] && purge_url "${url}index.html" | |
| done |
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We nearly used this for a project I was working on. In our case we were able to use Surrogate Keys to tag all the content we needed purged and then make a single call to the API to instruct Fastly to purge all content tagged with that key.
Leaving this note for future travelers.