Overview

CDB CDN delivers websites, files, and video to end users from servers close to them. This helps content load faster and reduces requests to the servers that hold the original files. The CDN also lets you control who can access the content, block malicious requests, and reduce file size.

Connect a domain

You can also use a CDN resource to deliver video with Video CDN, as long as the content is already prepared for playback.

Delivery settings

These areas shape the delivery path: where content comes from, how it is cached and delivered, and who can access it.

Origins Cache Secure connections Access and security Per-file settings Image optimization

Monitoring and logs

Monitor CDN performance, analyze traffic, and investigate individual requests using reports and logs.

Reports: traffic, response codes, and cache performance in the Customer Portal.
Grafana: the same kind of metrics in Grafana, outside the Customer Portal.
Log viewer: requests from the last three days.
Logs Uploader: export of request logs to external storage.

Billing and troubleshooting

Find out how CDN usage is billed and what to do when content isn't delivered.

Billing: plans, usage limits, and charges above them.
Troubleshooting: fixes for content that isn't delivered after setup.

Integrations and advanced options

CDB EdgeCompute: custom code that runs on requests and responses inside the CDN.
Terraform: CDN resources, origin groups, and settings managed as code.
CMS integration guides: connecting common CMS, ecommerce, and storage systems to a resource.
Dedicated IP and BYOIP: exclusive addresses instead of shared ones, either reserved by CDB or the customer's own prefix.