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09 Dec 2025

Fastly Pricing: Worth It or Consider CDNsun in 2026?

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If you've ever navigated Fastly's multi-layered pricing structure, trying to decode the difference between usage tiers and packages, while calculating whether you need Network Services at $1,500 monthly or additional security packages, you know that enterprise CDN pricing can feel like assembling a tech stack where every component has its own complex pricing matrix. Fastly has established itself as a powerful edge cloud platform, processing over 400 Tbps of data across its global network. The platform promises near-zero cold start [...]

03 Dec 2025

Akamai vs CloudFront (vs CDNsun): Which CDN Fits Your Business Reality in 2026?

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When you're comparing Akamai and CloudFront for your CDN needs, you're likely asking yourself these fundamental questions: Are you prepared to navigate enterprise-level complexity for features you might not fully utilize? Do you need the absolute largest network possible, or would strategic global coverage at a fraction of the cost work just as well? Is deep AWS integration worth potential vendor dependencies and complex pricing? Would you rather spend months learning a platform that needs "a college degree" to [...]

26 Nov 2025

Cloudflare vs Fastly (vs CDNsun): Which CDN Fits Your Business Reality in 2026?

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Choosing between Cloudflare vs Fastly for your CDN needs often comes down to answering these fundamental questions: Do you need a comprehensive security and performance platform, or reliable content delivery with personalized support? Are you prepared to pay enterprise prices for features you might never use? Do you need the absolute fastest cache purging, or is standard instant purging sufficient? Do you want granular control over which specific cities serve your content, or are you happy with basic configuration [...]

24 Nov 2025

CloudFront vs Fastly (vs CDNsun): Which CDN Fits Your Business Needs in 2026?

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Choosing between Amazon CloudFront and Fastly for your content delivery needs often comes down to these fundamental questions that most comparison articles ignore: Are you already invested in the AWS ecosystem, or do you need a standalone CDN that works across multiple cloud providers? Do you need instant content updates globally, or can you work with standard cache invalidation times? Are you streaming live events or distributing video content that requires specialized CDN capabilities? Do you have irregular usage [...]

13 Nov 2025

Fastly vs Akamai (vs CDNsun): Which CDN Fits Your Business in 2026?

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If you're comparing Fastly vs Akamai for your content delivery needs, you're probably wrestling with a choice between two industry giants. Fastly promises developer empowerment with instant configuration changes and edge computing capabilities. Akamai offers the world's largest CDN network with enterprise-grade security and reliability. But here's the uncomfortable truth: both platforms are built for organizations with dedicated technical teams and substantial budgets. What if you just need reliable, fast content delivery without the complexity or the premium price tags? The [...]

05 Nov 2025

Free Linux Streaming Software for Server Side HLS

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Free Streaming Software for Linux: Server‑Side HLS You Can Deploy Today Looking for free streaming software for Linux servers? This guide from CDNsun’s tech blog compares actively maintained, no‑cost server‑side engines for live HLS delivery—NGINX with RTMP Module, Red5, FFmpeg, SRS, MistServer, and Nimble Streamer—and shows minimal, reproducible setups. We focus strictly on origins and ingest/transmuxing on Linux, not web players, so you can get production results faster. Choosing a Free Linux Streaming Server: Strengths, Trade‑offs, and When to Use Each [...]

16 Apr 2018

HTML vs HTML5

HTML has been the standard coding language for web pages for decades now. As the internet evolved, HTML has changed, too. Today, the coding language is now on its fifth version. HTML5 may have some things in common with the initial version of HTML, but it’s also very different in a number of ways. HTML, which is short for Hyper Text Markup Language, isn’t actually a programming language like C# or Java. Instead, it’s a markup language. It organizes and [...]

26 Mar 2018

Beginner’s Guide to Minifying CSS, HTML, and JS

Websites have been making use of CSS, HTML, and JavaScript or JS for years. Unfortunately, the more of this code you add to your website, the slower that a website can be. That’s why programmers and web designers need to practice minification. This programming model involves analyzing the text of a website in order to reduce each page’s file size. The smaller the file is, the faster it will load for the user. How Does It Work? When a web developer [...]

31 Jul 2017

How to Boost Discourse CMS?

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If you require an effective tool to build up a unique and handy discussion platform, you may always try your hands with Discourse CMS. This is an open-source CMS that can be used as a mailing list, a chat room or a discussion forum. Here is a short list of benefits you may get, once you’ve decided to try your hands with it: When you use Discourse CMS, you get a unique opportunity to develop a civilized community that can [...]

25 Jul 2017

Web Performance: How Important is it Today?

When you are creating an eCommerce website, there are always quite a lot of things to take into consideration. For instance, you have to invent an original web design to make your online platform look unique compared to its counterparts. In addition, you need to care about your user experience if you want to attract more online visitors. Finally, you shouldn’t forget about your web performance. Today, we’re going to speak about web performance and the things it actually influences [...]