CloudFlare joins jsDelivr
So far jsDelivr was using MaxCDN and CDN.NET to provide people with unmatched performance and uptime. Unfortunately CDN.NET decided to back out of open source sponsorship to focus on other important work they have going.
I am sad
jsDelivr weekly news #2
Latest changelog:
- A new load balancing algorithm was pushed to production. Its a lot smarter and makes even heavier use of RUM performance data for each provider. The whole logic was revisited and now standalone servers are no longer used
How jsDelivr works
I wrote a detailed article on jsDelivr and how exactly it works.
Check it out and let me know if you like it.
Load balancing multiple CDNs or how jsDelivr works
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Here is the new changelog:
- Origin moved from MaxCDN push to Rackspace Cloud Files. MaxCDN locations are now used via a Pull zone. This was done to finally allow me to enable custom HTTP headers. All CORS issues were fixed
jsDelivr News: New infrastructure and more
It's been a while since I posted news regarding jsDelivr.
Let's see what happened since then:
- jsDelivr moved to a new infrastructure!
- It now utilizes a Multi-CDN system using Cedexis load balancing.
- NetDNA and CDN.NET are the main CDN