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Amazon Web Services

If you are using other amazon services then it is a perfect CDN for you.If you're already using AWS S3 , this will be the easiest tech implementation experience you've ever had! Yes you'll need to have been the one who set up S3 but it'll be super fast and easy and your asset load times will be really smooth and faster. Free-tier service is available for one year following your registration date, with certain bandwidth and feature limitations but hey it is free :). Pricing varied by region and AWS Cloudfront charges HTTP and HTTPS requests as well. #spiceworks

CloudFlare

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We needed a CDN for our inhouse webserver and tend to go to amazon but decided to go to mediaflare after a client's recommendation. It is an average service. i was expecting more faster service as it should stand for but received a mediocre one. If you're on a CDN and you're having scaling issues . i hope they make changes to tthis might be good for you. webmasters with not much experience will like it as you dont need much config to make it work. #spiceworks

Fastly

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fastly Provides a private CDN service with four SSL options to ensure better security. Fastly can be a great content delivery network that you can use. With real-time caching and delivery accelerator features, the service ensures that you can distribute your content in the fastest and most effective way possible. The pricing option is offered on a Pay As You Go service, with the pricing set per GB of data usage and request rate. #spiceworks

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