CDN network

Bring content closer to your visitors.

A CDN delivers images and other files through distributed network locations. Some content can reach visitors without going back to the main server for every visit.

Origin server
Network locationNetwork locationNetwork location
Cached images and filesVisitor

Available files and rules determine the delivery path.

What can be served from the network?

Choose a type of visit. Rules depend on the content and whether someone is signed in.

One image can serve many visits.

If a file is cached and reusable, a network location can serve it. If it is unavailable there, the network checks the origin according to its rules.

File at origin
Cached copy
Delivery to visitor

Visitors across regions

Distributed locations can shorten the path for cached files. Connections and routing still affect access.

Fewer repeated origin requests

Reusable files can be served by the network, reducing some requests reaching the website server.

Configuration for your setup

Stores, blogs and student areas need different rules. Tell us how your website works before enabling broad caching.

What to know before you choose.

Does a CDN replace hosting?

No. The application and its data still need an origin. The CDN helps with delivery and other features depending on the service.

Is every page stored everywhere?

No. Caching depends on rules, freshness, demand and content type. Personalized data needs specific care.

Does a CDN remove a country’s access restrictions?

There is no such guarantee. Local laws, policies and blocks can still affect access.

Let’s give your website a solid foundation.

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