CDN Integration

A content delivery network (CDN) is a system of geographically dispersed servers designed to expedite the delivery of online content. By caching files in servers located close to where users are accessing the web, CDNs enable people to access content more quickly and securely. This includes watching movies, downloading software, reviewing bank accounts, using social media, and making purchases, without experiencing long wait times for content to load. CDNs also ensure the security of websites and applications by offering secure data storage. In order to ensure a fast and efficient user experience, website managers can implement a variety of strategies such as caching and content delivery networks (CDN) to reduce latency and

improve page load times. Caching helps to store parts of a website in a user's browser so that requests do not have to be made to the server, reducing the amount of time it takes to load the page. CDNs are distributed networks of servers located around the world, which can help to speed up the delivery of content to users. In addition, website managers can optimize their code, databases and images to reduce the size of the data that needs to be sent to users. This can significantly reduce page load times and improve the user experience. Finally, website managers should monitor their websites regularly to identify potential performance issues. This will enable them to detect problems quickly and take the necessary steps to correct them.