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CDNs aren't an either-or thing. It's common to fall back to a copy on your server if the CDN version doesn't load. CDNs involve a big set of tradeoff choices y
by Jach 9y ago
CDNs aren't an either-or thing. It's common to fall back to a copy on your server if the CDN version doesn't load.
CDNs involve a big set of tradeoff choices you have to make, they don't make sense for every circumstance. I don't think I'd ever throw in "Use CDNs as much as possible" into an optimization advice list.
- nym 9y agoYeah, keep the dynamic stuff on your webserver, static stuff on the CDN. Part of the reason I say "as much as possible" is because I've seen significant conversion improvements by enabling a CDN.