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DETAILS
Est. 1TB
$68/mo arrow-image 50%
Est. 50TB
$3,200/mo arrow-image 50%
Est. 250TB
$6,500/mo arrow-image 50%

RESPONSE TIME

30ms arrow image 1%
RUM by cedexis.com

Type: Response Time
Last 24 Hours: 16/01/2021
Geography: North America
Based on: 50th Percentile

AVAILABILITY

98.08% arrow image 1%
RUM by cedexis.com

Type: Availability
Last 24 Hours: 16/01/2021
Geography: North America
Based on: 50th Percentile

THROUGHPUT

7,364Mbps arrow image 1%
RUM by cedexis.com

Type: Throughput
Last 24 Hours: 16/01/2021
Geography: North America
Based on: 50th Percentile

points of presence

33
Point of Presence

Total number of CDN Provider Point of Presence. CDN providers might have multiple POPs / Nodes per edge location.
  • SSl . Yes
  • HTTP/2 . Yes
  • COMPRESSION . Yes
  • IPV6 . No
  • ORIGIN SHIELD . Yes
  • PCI COMPLIANT . No
10 0 1 0 1 11 1 9
  • Supported
  • Additional Cost

provider’s focus

  • Supported
  • Additional Cost
  • Web 22
  • Streaming 21
  • Reseller 1
  • Private 9
  • Federation 3
  • Security 11
  • Telco 3
  • Hosting 4
  • Web 22
  • Streaming 21
  • Reseller 1
  • Private 9
  • Federation 3
  • Security 11
  • Telco 3
  • Hosting 4

performance

Data by Cedexis. 16 January 2021
Response Time, ms
  • 30 North America N/A
  • 29 Oceania N/A
  • 29 Europe N/A
  • 49 Asia N/A
  • 188 Africa N/A
  • 39 South America N/A
Response Time, ms
  • North America 30
  • Oceania 29
  • Europe 29
  • Asia 49
  • Africa 188
  • South America 39
Response Time, ms
  • North America N/A
  • Oceania N/A
  • Europe N/A
  • Asia N/A
  • Africa N/A
  • South America N/A
Availability, %
  • 98.08 North America N/A
  • 99.56 Oceania N/A
  • 99.30 Europe N/A
  • 98.86 Asia N/A
  • 96.92 Africa N/A
  • 98.43 South America N/A
Availability, %
  • North America 98.08
  • Oceania 99.56
  • Europe 99.30
  • Asia 98.86
  • Africa 96.92
  • South America 98.43
Availability, %
  • North America N/A
  • Oceania N/A
  • Europe N/A
  • Asia N/A
  • Africa N/A
  • South America N/A
Throughput, Mbps
  • 7,364.00 North America N/A
  • 6,574.00 Oceania N/A
  • 8,010.00 Europe N/A
  • 6,063.00 Asia N/A
  • 884.00 Africa N/A
  • 2,652.00 South America N/A
Throughput, Mbps
  • North America 7,364.00
  • Oceania 6,574.00
  • Europe 8,010.00
  • Asia 6,063.00
  • Africa 884.00
  • South America 2,652.00
Throughput, Mbps
  • North America N/A
  • Oceania N/A
  • Europe N/A
  • Asia N/A
  • Africa N/A
  • South America N/A

edge locations

Last updated July, 2018

Atlanta, USA; Chicago, USA; Dallas, USA; Miami, USA; Montreal, Canada; New York, USA; Los Angeles, USA; San Francisco, USA; Seattle, USA

Amsterdam, Netherlands; Frankfurt, Germany; London, UK; Madrid, Spain; Milano, Italy; Oslo, Norway; Paris, France; Stockholm, Sweden; Vienna, Austria; Warsaw, Poland; Zurich, Switzerland

Moscow, Russia

No POPs

São Paulo, Brazil

Johannesburg, South Africa

No POPs

Auckland, New Zealand; Bangalore, India; Hong Kong, China; Istanbul, Turkey ; Melbourne, Australia; Perth, Australia; Sydney, Australia; Singapore; Taiwan, Taipei; Tokyo, Japan

Ashburn, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Jose, Seattle, Toronto

Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Istanbul, London, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Stockholm

Moscow

No owned POPs

Sao Paulo

Cape Town

Tel Aviv

Chennai, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Perth, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo

supported services

  • Web 22
  • Streaming 21
  • Reseller 1
  • Private 9
  • Federation 3
  • Security 11
  • Telco 3
  • Hosting 4
  • Not Supported
  • Unknown
  • Supported
  • Additional Cost
  • Cacheable Content Acceleration Commonly referred as CDN, is the core service that brings cacheable content closer to the end-users either geographically or logically by caching content on CDN pops or edges so that is scalable, available and fast to deliver.
  • Non-Cacheable Content Acceleration CDN provider creates a persistent connection between customer origin and the closest CDN edge location to eliminate the tcp 3 way handshake and tcp slow start. then applies a series of tcp optimisations (multIPlexing, etc) between CDN edge locations to deliver non-cacheable content as fast and efficiently as possible to the end-users.
  • Shared CDN Domain SSL CDN provider generates a hostname that is used by customer to HTTPs. domain and SSL certificate belongs to CDN provider.
  • Shared IP SSL Hosting Commonly called SNI, your SSL certificate is hosted in each CDN pop/edge location on a shared IP among other certificates. SNI SSL it’s not supported by some older browsers like IE6 and it’s not as secure as dedicated IP.
  • Dedicated IP SSL Hosting your SSL certificate is hosted in each CDN pop/edge location on a dedicated IP and dedicated resources.
  • RTMP to RTMP Streaming customer origin publishes RTMP format and CDN provider delivers in RTMP format.
  • RTMP to HTTP Streaming customer origin publishes RTMP format and CDN provider transcode to HTTP and delivers in HTTP format.
  • HTTP to HTTP Streaming customer origin publishes HTTP format and CDN provider delivers in HTTP format .
  • Image Optimization CDN transforms customer images on demand at the edge. it can dynamically resize, convert, adjust quality, crop / trim, change orientations and image background colors, and much more.
  • DDoS Mitigation DDoS mitigation is a set of techniques or tools for resisting or mitigating the impact of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on networks attached to the internet by protecting the target and relay networks.
  • WAF A web application firewall (or WAF) filters, monitors, and blocks HTTP traffic to and from a web application. a WAF is differentiated from a regular firewall in that a WAF is able to filter the content of specific web applications while regular firewalls serve as a safety gate between servers.
  • Bot Mitigation Bot Mitigation is a set of techniques or tools for resisting or mitigating the impact of bots attacks.
  • Managed DNS globally distributed, redundant DNS service.
  • DNS Failover a service that guarantees that as soon as your website, service, or internet connection is offline, all your traffic will be automatically pointed over to a secondary IP address, server, or provider you have set up a