How does a CDN Shield Your Site Against DDoS Attacks?
It filters out traffic from questionable IP addresses or those that exhibit an unusually high volume of requests.
Accelerate content distribution. Boost your website's efficiency. Cut down on infrastructure maintenance expenses.
A CDN (content delivery network) is a distributed infrastructure of servers hosted in different geographic locations.
The CDN service significantly improves the speed of content delivery to end users and reduces the load on the main server.
Quick website loading plays a pivotal role in determining a SEO score. Leveraging a CDN is a highly impactful approach to propel your website's position in search engine rankings while simultaneously enhancing the user experience of your customers.
A CDN not only streamlines content scalability but also flexibly responds to surges in website traffic, especially during high-impact events like promotional drives or real-time broadcasts.
By alleviating pressure on the primary framework, you conserve pivotal resources essential for sustaining your online platform. This strategy permits you to bypass the acquisition of extra hardware while preserving your website's optimal efficiency.
We pledge consistent service uptime as per the SLA, with assurances of compensation should there be any breach.
Should a server falter, the CDN seamlessly reroutes requests to the remaining operational servers.
IPv4 stands as a foundational protocol, offering address capacities for roughly 4.3 billion locations
Integrate CDNs and oversee additional services through an intuitive user interface
Billing occurs every 10 minutes, ensuring you're only paying for the resources you genuinely utilize.
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Enroll by creating an account on the Serverspace control panel and refill your balance.
Point your domain to our nameservers and insert the necessary A-records.
It filters out traffic from questionable IP addresses or those that exhibit an unusually high volume of requests.
A CDN hosts content across multiple geographic regions, enhancing download speeds and facilitating swifter content delivery in local dialects.
Serverspace boasts presence in 7 key locations: USA, Canada, Netherlands, Russia, Belarus, Turkey and Kazakhstan.
A CDN's hallmark is its proficiency in rapidly delivering vast content chunks to its end-users. It equips organizations and individuals with the tools to:
Static content, like images and videos, remains constant and resides on servers for extended periods. In contrast, dynamic content, such as information from databases, is produced in real-time.
For CDNs, static content is particularly advantageous since it can be stored (or cached) on servers, enabling faster delivery to end-users.