Azure CDN Insights

What is Azure CDN?

Azure CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a distributed network of servers that efficiently delivers web content to users. It minimizes latency by caching content at strategically located points of presence (POPs) across the globe. Azure CDN is commonly used to accelerate website loading times, reduce bandwidth consumption, and improve the overall user experience for content such as images, videos, and other static web assets.

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What other technologies are related to Azure CDN?

Azure CDN Competitor Technologies

Azure Front Door

Azure Front Door is a competing CDN solution from Microsoft that offers similar functionalities such as global content delivery, application acceleration, and security features.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 5% (63) of relevant job posts

GCP

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers its own CDN solutions (e.g., Cloud CDN), making it a competitor to Azure CDN.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 0% (56) of relevant job posts

AWS

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers its own CDN solution (Amazon CloudFront), making it a competitor to Azure CDN.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 0% (77) of relevant job posts

Azure CDN Complementary Technologies

Azure Storage

Azure CDN often caches content from Azure Storage accounts, making Azure Storage a complementary service. Azure Storage provides the origin storage for the CDN.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 1% (123) of relevant job posts

Azure App Services

Azure CDN can be used to cache content served from Azure App Services, improving performance and reducing load on the web app. App Services provides the web app that CDN caches.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 1% (92) of relevant job posts

Azure Functions

Azure CDN can cache content generated by Azure Functions, especially static content or API responses, improving performance and reducing function execution costs.

mentioned alongside Azure CDN in 0% (155) of relevant job posts