Category Archives: Web Performance

20 Jan 2015

New 8 CDN Russian Locations Available!

Improve your on-line presence and benefit from new locations available! Kazan is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. With a population of 1,143,535, it is the eighth most populous city in Russia. Saint Petersburg is the second largest city in Russia, politically incorporated as a federal subject (a federal city). It is located on the Neva River at the head of the Gulf of Finland on the Baltic Sea. Tyumen is the largest city and the administrative [...]

14 Jan 2015

OnApp: CDNsun delivers affordable global streaming with OnApp’s Federated CDN

Read more about us at: http://onapp.com/press-releases/article/cdnsun-delivers-affordable-global-streaming-with-onapps-federated-cdn/

06 Aug 2014

Why Should Gaming Websites Optimize For A CDN

Online gaming is on the rise and as the years pass, this industry is earning greater revenues each year. As more and more users turn towards online games, the servers of gaming websites become crowded, providing slow loading speeds to the users. In today’s competitive market, a website that is unresponsive or has a slow loading time is doomed to fail, as most Internet users will wait less than 3 seconds for a webpage to load before searching for alternate options. This [...]

06 Jul 2014

How to debug a CDN service

Adriana

Let's take a look what you can do if something is wrong with your CDN Static or CDN Static Push service. Please note that the following does not apply to streaming CDN services (CDN Video, CDN Video Push and CDN Live). Also note that the only difference between CDN Static and CDN Static Push services is their . CDN Static Push services have their origin at one of our push servers, so in particular their Origin Domain is similar to [...]

02 Apr 2014

Twelve CDN Integrations to Improve Your Online Presence

Adriana

In general to start using CDN you have to first create a CDN service then add a CDN CNAME record to your DNS configuration and then change URLs of your static content to point to the CDN CNAME. Let's say that in your website source code you have <img src="http://www.mycompany.com/public/img/logo.png" /> and let's say that you have already created CDN service with Service Domain static.mycompany.com. To start serving your company logo from CDN you have to change the src attribute of the img [...]

03 Dec 2013

How a content delivery network can benefit your blog

Adriana

Article originally by Bart Pluskota the founder of CDNfinder. The 21st century has seen a revolution take place in the way we consume information. As well as providing a globally sourced pool of news and information for end users, the internet has also facilitated the rise of crowd-sourced and user generated content. The pinnacle of this revolution has been the interminable march of the blog. From small scale, independent bloggers, to Silicon Valley start-ups hosting curated blogs on multiple themes, [...]

27 Oct 2013

PHP Zend Framework CDN Integration

Adriana

I'm going to describe how you can integrate CDN into PHP Zend Framework 1.11. As usually in Zend Framework, you can do it in many ways. In this post I'm going to show you one of the possible ways. I'm going to create and then integrate two CDN services, one for HTTP requests and the second one for HTTPS requests. I require that you know Zend Framework a little bit. Namely that you know how to: create and use a plugin, create [...]

10 Oct 2013

Using the right tools to measure page load performance

Article originally by Bart Pluskota the founder of CDNfinder. Google’s PageSpeed Insights presents data in a user friendly way, with useful tips about how you can speed up your website. The whole point of implementing a content delivery network is to boost your website’s performance and attract new custom through an improved user experience. So it’s no good using a CDN that has below par performance or that doesn’t cope well with excessive traffic. Luckily, there are many tools available for measuring [...]

09 Oct 2013

WordPress CDN integration using W3 Total Cache plugin

Adriana

Before you take any steps please back up your files and database The domain "myproject.com" serves here as an example, replace it with the domain name of your website. Log in or Sign up to CDNsun client section. On the Services tab choose New Service. Fill in the domain of your website and choose a domain for your new CDN service as in the picture below. That's all. Now we use the Service Domain in Wodpress W3 Total Cache plugin. Install W3 Total Cache plugin into [...]

09 Oct 2013

Joomla! CDN integration using CDN for Joomla! plugin

Adriana

Before you take any steps please back up your files and database The domain "myproject.com" serves here as an example, replace it with the domain name of your website. Log in or Sign up to CDNsun client section. On the Services tab choose New Service. Fill in the domain of your website and choose a domain for your new CDN service as in the picture below. That's all. Now we use the Service Domain in CDN for Joomla! plugin. Install "CDN for Joomla!" plugin. Click on the [...]