CDN Reviews

I. Why CDN07 Was Chosen for This Review If you're frequently involved in overseas business, cross-border projects, or more niche technical scenarios, you've likely heard of CDN07—yet genuine user-centric reviews remain scarce. My choice of CDN07 as the service provider is straightforward: its actual performance in the Asia-Pacific region is more stable than many mainstream CDNs, and it offers significant “freedom” in terms of service restrictions, payment methods, and privacy policies. This isn't a CDN for novice webmasters; it's for those who know exactly what they need. II. Test Environment and Actual Deployment Conditions...

I. Why Choose Bunny.net for CDN Evaluation If you've been following the CDN scene for a while, you'll notice Bunny.net often gets labeled as “too cheap to be a legitimate CDN.” This time, choosing Bunny.net isn't about proving whether it can compete head-to-head with Cloudflare or Fastly. Instead, we aim to answer a more practical question: Can such low pricing actually work for real-world business use? Especially for small and medium-sized sites, tool-based platforms, and content-focused websites, Bunny.net's pricing...

I. Why Azure CDN Must Be Tested Independently In real-world projects, Azure CDN rarely appears as a “standalone CDN solution.” It is more often integrated within the Azure ecosystem. This Azure CDN evaluation isn't about comparing its speed against Cloudflare. Instead, it addresses a more practical question: When your business is already running on Azure, is it necessary to add a third-party CDN? This review fundamentally answers an enterprise architecture decision. II. Test Environment and Access Background...

I. Why Gcore Was Chosen for This CDN Evaluation This evaluation of Gcore was not merely a matter of “it being Gcore's turn.” Rather, it stems from a very real issue encountered across multiple overseas projects: suboptimal access stability at certain European and Eastern European nodes, coupled with mainstream CDNs in this region offering poor price-to-performance ratios. Gcore's public materials emphasize its node coverage and network quality across Europe, Eastern Europe, and the CIS region—precisely the motivation for this evaluation. II. Test Environment and Baseline Information Project Description Testing Party Independent Network...

Choosing CacheFly for testing wasn't because it's “super popular”—quite the opposite. It's precisely because its presence in China's tech community is minimal, yet it consistently appears in streaming media, game downloads, and enterprise distribution scenarios. The purpose of this test is straightforward: When mainstream CDNs (Cloudflare/CloudFront) show instability in certain regions, can CacheFly still serve as an “engineering fallback option”? I. Actual Deployment Context and Test Environment CacheFly's integration process is straightforward, though notably...

When users access your website from different cities or countries, loading speeds feel like waiting for an “intercity elevator”: the farther the distance, the longer the wait. Behind the scenes, what truly determines the experience isn't the server itself, but the content delivery network (CDN)—that “intermediate warehouse.” This article focuses on Bunny.net CDN, a provider renowned for its “low-cost + global node” approach. Through 14 consecutive days of real-world testing, we compared direct origin server access with Cloudflare, using data tables to visually demonstrate Bunny.net's performance in speed, stability, download...

This document presents a real-world performance evaluation report for Microsoft Azure CDN. Testing was conducted on a production domain name that had completed CDNProfile and Endpoint configuration and was actively handling traffic. The evaluation focused on two core capabilities: CDN acceleration effectiveness and DDoS attack mitigation capability. It should be noted that Azure CDN currently incorporates multiple implementation sources (Microsoft-built, third-party network integrations, etc.). This test is based on Azure's native CDN Endpoint and does not involve...

This document presents an authentic integration evaluation report for Google Cloud CDN. Testing was conducted on a live business site where DNS CNAME records had been successfully pointed to Cloud CDN's distribution domain. The evaluation focused on CDN acceleration performance and DDoS attack protection capabilities. All tests were conducted after distribution activation. I. Test Environment and Basic Information Item | Description Service Provider | Google Cloud CDN Tester | Our Network Security Team Integration Method | DNS CNAME pointing to Cloud CDN distribution domain...

This document presents a real-world integration evaluation report for Amazon CloudFront CDN. Testing was conducted on a business domain name that had completed DNS integration and was actively handling traffic. The evaluation focused on two core capabilities: CDN acceleration effectiveness and DDoS attack mitigation capability. All tests were conducted after CloudFront distribution took effect. I. Test Environment and Basic Information Project Description Service Provider Under Test Amazon CloudFront Testing Party Our Network Security Testing Team Integration Method DNS CNAME pointing to...

This page presents the actual integration evaluation report for Fastly CDN. Testing was conducted after completing DNS integration and activating the actual business domain. The evaluation focuses on two core capabilities: CDN acceleration performance and DDoS attack mitigation capability. The testing process, tools, and results are reproducible. I. Test Environment and Basic Information Item | Description Service Provider | Fastly CDN Tester | Our Cybersecurity Testing Team Integration Method | DNS CNAME integration with Fastly edge nodes Origin Server Environment | Nginx (US data center)...

KeyCDN is a European CDN service provider founded in 2012 and headquartered in Switzerland. This page provides a structured evaluation of KeyCDN based on technical implementation, performance testing, security capabilities, and actual usage costs, helping webmasters and developers determine its suitability for their business scenarios. I. What is KeyCDN? KeyCDN is a global content delivery network (CDN) service provider targeting developers and technical teams as its core user base. It features an Anycast network architecture, a pay-per-traffic pricing model, and an automated API...

When we talk about the “infrastructure” of the internet, Akamai is a name that cannot be overlooked. Founded in 1998, the company's very origin is closely tied to an internet legend. That year, MIT professor Tom Leighton witnessed an embarrassing scene where Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, experienced a server crash while releasing a popular video due to excessive traffic. This incident directly gave rise to a revolutionary idea: why not distribute content across the globe, allowing users to retrieve data from the nearest node? This idea laid the foundation for the modern Content Delivery Network (CDN….