Author Archives: Adriana

20 May 2026

BytePlus CDN Review: Features, Pricing, Security, and Buyer Fit

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BytePlus CDN is a serious CDN candidate for buyers who want more than basic static-file caching. BytePlus documents a global CDN with 1,300+ cache nodes, 120+ Tbps of bandwidth capacity, WAF and DDoS options, edge functions, log delivery, API workflows, and regional pricing tables. The buyer question is not whether BytePlus CDN is capable. It is whether you want a platform-style CDN with programmable edge features, optional security layers, and more billing variables, or a more focused CDN for websites, [...]

13 May 2026

Create your own simple AI agent from scratch with CDNsunClaw

- AI
Adriana

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AI agent projects often look much bigger than they need to be. If you start with a full framework, it is easy to get the impression that an agent requires a large architecture before it can do anything useful. CDNsunClaw is valuable because it cuts through that. It shows the core mechanics in a codebase small enough to read in one sitting. At CDNsun, we like examples that make the moving parts visible. That is exactly what this project does. [...]

12 May 2026

CloudFront Review 2026: Excellent for AWS-Heavy Teams, but Is It Too Complex for Some Buyers?

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Amazon CloudFront is one of the most established names in content delivery, but it is more than a basic CDN. Inside AWS, it acts as a broad edge platform for websites, applications, APIs, downloads, and HTTP-based media delivery. That wider role is exactly why CloudFront can be both attractive and complicated. This review looks at where CloudFront is genuinely strong, where its operating model gets heavier, and which kinds of buyers may be better served by a simpler CDN such [...]

11 May 2026

Fastly CDN Review: Strong for Programmable Delivery, but Is It Too Complex for Some Buyers?

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Fastly is easy to respect. The harder question is whether its edge programmability is worth the extra pricing and operational complexity for your team, or whether a simpler service such as CDNsun is the better fit. Fastly stands out when buyers want VCL (Varnish Configuration Language) control, instant purge, strong real-time visibility, and fine-grained control over how content is cached and delivered. That can be a real advantage for advanced website and media workloads. But for teams that mainly want [...]

09 May 2026

Cloudflare Review 2026: Is It Worth It, or Is CDNsun a Better Fit?

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Cloudflare deserves its position on most CDN shortlists. It combines CDN, security, DNS, developer tooling, storage, image workflow, and video services on one edge platform. The real buyer question is not whether Cloudflare is capable. It is whether you want that platform breadth, or whether a more focused provider such as CDNsun is the cleaner fit. If your shortlist is centered on websites, downloads, or media delivery, Cloudflare is absolutely worth reviewing. But it is not automatically the best operational [...]

08 May 2026

CloudFront Pricing: Worth It or Consider CDNsun in 2026?

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CloudFront pricing is no longer just a simple pay-as-you-go CDN question. In 2026, Amazon CloudFront gives buyers two different pricing paths. One is the classic AWS model: pay for bandwidth, requests, and selected features as you use them. The other is a newer flat-rate plan model for website delivery and security, with flat-rate pricing from $0 to $1,000 and no overage charges according to AWS. That sounds simpler on paper. In practice, CloudFront pricing still needs careful reading. Costs can depend [...]

05 May 2026

Using a Remote OpenClaw Agent in VS Code Without Losing Editor Context

- AI
Adriana

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After using Cursor, we gave open-source VS Code a try. The motivation was openness, cost, flexibility, and control. A closed editor product can be convenient, but it also defines too much of the workflow for you. We wanted the opposite direction: keep the workflow editable, swappable, and easy to experiment with. The first thing that made that shift realistic was the VS Code extension Continue. Continue gives it a usable AI interface, which is the point where VS Code starts to [...]

04 May 2026

HLS vs RTMP for Live Streaming: Which Ingest Method Should You Use?

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When people compare HLS and RTMP, they often treat them like a pure protocol showdown. In practice, for CDNsun CDN HTTP Live, the more useful question is simpler: how should your live stream enter the platform? Your source first enters a Publishing Point, which is the ingest layer. That Publishing Point then feeds a CDN HTTP Live service, the delivery layer that distributes the stream through CDNsun's global network. Source -> Publishing Point -> CDN HTTP Live service -> viewer playback That [...]

20 Apr 2026

Cloudflare Pricing: Worth It or Consider CDNsun in 2026?

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Cloudflare starts at $0, which is a big part of its appeal. For many teams, that entry point is real value. You get a strong brand, a large network, built-in SSL, DDoS protection, and access to a platform that now spans CDN, security, storage, image delivery, video, load balancing, and edge development. The catch is that Cloudflare is no longer just a CDN. It is a broad platform with multiple plan layers, add-ons, and product-specific pricing models. That means the [...]

13 Apr 2026

Akamai Review: Is It Worth It, or Should You Consider CDNsun in 2026?

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If you are evaluating Akamai, you are usually not asking whether it is a real CDN. It clearly is. The better question is whether Akamai fits your actual business, your team, and your buying process. Akamai remains one of the strongest enterprise CDN platforms on the market. It is especially credible for websites, software delivery, and media delivery at scale. But many buyers discover the same tradeoff once they start looking closer: Akamai is powerful, yet it can also be [...]