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I don't work for them, but I've had nothing but good experiences with CDN77. You can contact them for enterprise level service, and they'll be happy to make an
by true_religion 11y ago
I don't work for them, but I've had nothing but good experiences with CDN77. You can contact them for enterprise level service, and they'll be happy to make an arrangement with you as a growing company even through the enterprise level 'technically' starts at 500TB per month.
132.2 TB of bandwidth through them is 1,712.196 per month---6 pops EU/US.
Is it as good as Cloudfront? No. CF has 32+ PoPs.
But you really need to question "do I need < 5ms latency to everywhere on the planet including Asia (huge costs) and Australia (insane costs) for my free service?"
I hope you think about this seriously.
Though if you think you need a service comparable to Cloudfront---contact High winds or even Akamai, they're much easier to negotiate with than CloudFront, and you will save money.
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Aside: I run a media group with massive bandwidth requirements (1PB+ per site) so I've churned through quite a few "enterprise level" CDNs while building up traffic over the past 10 years.
- pbarnes_1 11y agoAny CDN that doesn't have Australian POPs is tier 2 or 3 at best, and isn't worth using. You can't ignore an entire affluent continent and expect to be taken seriously. Australian bandwidth has dropped massively in cost since you last took a look at it, so there are no excuses.
- spiderfarmer 11y agoCDN77 has a POP in Sydney.
- true_religion 11y agoCDN77 has Australian PoPs, they're just not included in the publicized 'high bandwidth plan'. High bandwidth sites have different needs from the rest. For instance, our network servers 45% US/Canada traffic, 10% UK traffic, 15% German traffic, and 20% Korean. Australian? That's 1% of 1%. We get more traffic from New Zealand than Australia.