Content Delivery Network (CDN)

A content delivery network (CDN) is a large distributed system of servers deployed in multiple data centers on the Internet. The CDN is used to serve content to end users with high performance. CDN is useful to serves the content from nearest zone of the end user reduce the network latency between server and client. For example if the servers in USA and server data to any Asian country performance of delivering content will be low. But if CDN is placed it will cache the content near to client end location. CDNs serves a large fraction of the Internet content today, including

• Web objects (text, graphics, URLs and scripts).
• Downloadable objects (media files, software, documents).
• Applications (e-commerce, portals).
• Live streaming media.
• Ondemand streaming media.
• Social networks.

Experienced eCommerce companies know the efficiency, reliability and quality can make or lose a sale. An online catalog with slow-to-load images can be a deal-breaker. A shopping cart application running on a slow connection can frustrate a user and cause them to shop elsewhere. A payment gateway that lags during submission can result in incomplete credit card information. In general, the larger the eCommerce operation, the larger the databases supporting the site. The more products you sell and the more buyers you gain, the greater the strain on your web site and backend systems. But whether your operation is large or small. We are here to provide you the extreme solution CDN.