What Is Huawei Cloud CDN?
Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a smart virtual network on the Internet infrastructure. CDN caches origin content on points of presence (PoPs) closer to users, so content can load faster. CDN speeds up site response and improves site availability. It breaks through the bottlenecks caused by low bandwidth, heavy access traffic, and uneven distribution of PoPs.
Huawei Cloud CDN caches origin content on PoPs across the globe. Users can get content from the nearest PoPs instead of from the origin server far away from them. Using preset policies (including content types, geological locations, and network loads), CDN provides users with the IP address of a PoP that responds the fastest. Users get the requested content faster than would have otherwise been possible.
Things You Need to Learn About CDN
See the following documents to learn how to use CDN.
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Common concepts you need to know when using CDN |
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CDN knowledge for both beginners and experts |
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Quick guide to accessing a domain name to CDN for acceleration |
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Instructions to domain name management in CDN |
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Instructions to domain name settings in CDN |
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Instructions to cache purge and prefetch in CDN |
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