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Agreed. While they're not fully static, our websites are used in tens of thousands of schools nationwide. A CDN (no matter the provider) was getting blocked by
by kbuchanan 8y ago
Agreed. While they're not fully static, our websites are used in tens of thousands of schools nationwide. A CDN (no matter the provider) was getting blocked by some district somewhere for some reason or another (dedicated IP or not). This created all sorts of failover overhead for us. In the end, we bagged the CDN (for the main services, at least).