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Microsoft CDN

Azure Blob storage which acts as some sort of storage cloud for online assets, or it can also be loaded from a web application or any other publicly accessible web server, with the use of the closest geographical point of presence server. Azure CDN also accelerates uncached dynamic content with the use of various network and routing optimizations.

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Microsoft CDN

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  1. Azure Microsoft CDN and why it’s important https://www.belugacdn.com/microsoft-cdn/

  2. Index • Introduction • Content Delivery Networks • Benefits of CDNs • CDN in action • Conclusion

  3. Introduction • Microsoft’s content delivery network, also called Azure CDN, is a global CDN solution for high-bandwidth content delivery. • Microsoft’s CDN can be hosted by Azure or any other location. Cached and uncached static objects are both easily delivered. • Azure CDN also accelerates uncached dynamic content with the use of various network and routing optimizations. • Microsoft has been in the game for a long time. • To understand why they chose to release an independent content delivery network of their own.

  4. Content Delivery Network • A CDN is a geographically distributed group of servers which work together to accelerate content delivery. • The main purpose of a content delivery network is the quick transfer of assets to-and-fro, when needed for loading online content, included but not limited to: HTML pages, stylesheets, videos, images, javascript files, and all other kinds of online goodies. • Content delivery networks have three main thrusts when it comes to helping your online presence: caching to reduce hosting bandwidth, helping to prevent interruptions in service, and improvements in security of personal or private data. 

  5. Benefits of CDN • Content delivery networks benefit the three kinds of people involved in a website: the user, the domain owner, and the network service providers. • User experience is tremendously enhanced with a CDN owing to radically decreased loading times and less lag or waiting. • If there’s anyone who directly benefits from the use of a content delivery network, it’s the domain owner. • Deploying content delivery networks reduces subscriber loss, reduces traffic on the network, and even enables operators to sell CDN services to third party operators.

  6. CDN in Action • To understand how important a CDN is in the overall performance of domain or network, let’s give some particular attention to one aspect of a network: bandwidth. • The word bandwidth actually has a lot of implications, but with the development of technology and the internet • Reliable CDNs such as Azure Microsoft CDN or BelugaCDN help reduce bandwidth consumption costs.  • CDNs help ease this problem point through caching and other modes of optimization by reducing the amount of data an origin server must provide, reducing hosting costs for website owners.

  7. Conclusion • Content delivery networks are a reliable asset in today’s online arena. • They provide security, efficiency, and ease of use on the part of the end user. • By reducing bandwidth costs through caching and other optimization means, CDNs make the life of both the user and the domain owner easier. • Go to BelugaCDN.com now for all your CDN-related needs. • Power-up your Content Delivery 30 Day Free Trial Cancel Anytime

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