CDNs 101: An Introduction to Content Delivery Networks - Jake Ginnivan - NDC Oslo 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), are a tool which no website should be served without. They are amazingly powerful and flexible tools to improve performance and reduce costs of running any web application or site.
    In this talk Jake will go into what CDNs are and why they are essential for modern web development. We'll then dive into some of the core concepts needed to understand CDNs, including the main concepts like HTTP caching, 'edge' computing, origins and others.
    But it's not all theory - this talk is packed with practical tips and best practices for using CDNs in the real world. You'll leave with a solid understanding of CDNs and the knowledge you need to start using them in your own projects. So don't miss out - join us and learn how CDNs can benefit your projects today!
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Комментарии • 8

  • @tommyls4357
    @tommyls4357 3 месяца назад +1

    This was actually pretty darn good. Thanks!

  • @saurabh75prakash
    @saurabh75prakash Год назад +2

    I am so fortunate to found this video, thanks 🙏

  • @AliGhaffarian
    @AliGhaffarian 22 дня назад

    i learned more today, thankyou!
    but the cache poisoning stuff were harder to understand

  • @saurabh75prakash
    @saurabh75prakash Год назад

    Is it not a privacy concern that HTTP and SSL terminate in Managed CDN cache. As it will have access to the content of the unencrypted request?

  • @fivenode9854
    @fivenode9854 Год назад

    50 minutes of nothing

    • @daniel.marbach
      @daniel.marbach Год назад +5

      A comment of no value. Give the speaker real feedback that can be used to improve based on the points you missed etc. Otherwise keep it to yourself

    • @tommyls4357
      @tommyls4357 3 месяца назад

      You're joking right? This was actually pretty darn good.

    • @tonnytrumpet734
      @tonnytrumpet734 2 месяца назад

      Was pretty good, if you want in depth information I suggest reading books and research papers instead of talks :)