How Many CDN PoPs Should I Have?

by Ryan Kavinsky | Jan 24, 2022 | CDN, Featured

Logic dictates that the more servers a company has, the more responsive their service will be. However, this isn’t always the case. When designing a content delivery network (CDN), companies need to consider their requirements. These requirements include content type,...

How CDN Components Work Together for Faster Delivery

by Ryan Kavinsky | Jan 10, 2022 | CDN, Edge Computing, Featured, Technology Education

In the past, we watched videos using physical mediums like DVDs and VHS tapes. Today, most of us rarely look for a DVD because streaming services are so prevalent. This prevalence has strained content providers’ network infrastructure and pushed companies to upgrade...

How You Can Prepare Your CDN Systems for the Future

by Ryan Kavinsky | Nov 30, 2021 | CDN, Featured, Infrastructure

CDN Systems for the Future The strain on content delivery networks is greater than ever. Why? Streaming content has exploded, and current trends indicate that it will only continue to grow. Most major media companies are already exploring or using the...

Dissecting the Architecture of a Content Distribution Network

by Ryan Kavinsky | Oct 1, 2021 | CDN, Featured, Hardware, Infrastructure

When’s the last time you heard someone say they wished that their content had taken longer to load? Or that their application was working too quickly? Probably never. That’s because users are impressed with fast performance. In fact, content distribution networks, or...

CDN vs Edge Computing

by Ryan Kavinsky | Aug 18, 2021 | CDN, Edge Computing, Featured, Technology Education

Network configurations are constantly changing, and it can be hard to understand how innovations will impact your business. For example, we often hear the terms edge computing and content delivery network (CDN), but how are they different? And, is it really a case of...