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Cloudflare CDN: Architecture of a Global Content Delivery Network

Thu, 30 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Network Architecture

Cloudflare operates one of the world’s largest Anycast networks: 330+ points of presence across 120+ countries, with aggregate throughput exceeding 280 Tbps. Each point is not just a caching proxy — it’s a full compute node supporting Workers, DDoS mitigation, and WAF.

The core principle: Anycast routing. A single IP address is announced from all data centers simultaneously. BGP automatically routes users to the nearest node. The result: latency drops from 200–300ms (single-location origin server) to 5–20ms for 95% of users.

Bunny CDN: Fast, Cheap, and No Magic Tricks

Sun, 12 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Bunny.net (aka Bunny CDN) is a Slovenian CDN provider that grew from a single developer’s project into a platform with 114 points of presence. The main selling point — predictable pricing and speed that holds its own against the giants.

Official website: bunny.net

What Bunny Offers

Bunny’s CDN is built on its own server network, spread across 114+ locations in 80+ countries. This isn’t rented capacity from AWS — it’s their own hardware, which means control over latency.

How to Choose a CDN in 2026: Guide and Checklist

Sun, 12 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A Content Delivery Network is no longer a luxury — it’s basic infrastructure for any public web project. In 2026, your CDN provider choice affects not just load speed but also SEO (Core Web Vitals), security (DDoS protection), and budget (traffic costs money).

Recommended platforms: cloudflare.com, keycdn.com

Over the past couple of years, I’ve tried a dozen CDNs — from Cloudflare to Bunny — and I’ve gathered the criteria worth evaluating before choosing. No bias toward a specific provider.