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Assuming you serve the CDN content with good caching headers, there's no connection required in the case of a cache hit.
by Encosia 11y ago
Assuming you serve the CDN content with good caching headers, there's no connection required in the case of a cache hit.
- buro9 11y agoTrue, but not all of those JS CDNs do this (or provide full versioning in paths), and because you're not serving it you have no control over it or ability to configure it.
- Encosia 11y agoAre there many CDNs that serve static content without good caching headers? I haven't seen that myself, except in the case of the automatic latest version feature that some have/had.