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Few things to consider 1) are users spread out geographically? 2) are you expecting high traffic? 3) are you ok to spend more for performance? If your answer
by arkj 6y ago
Few things to consider
1) are users spread out geographically?
2) are you expecting high traffic?
3) are you ok to spend more for performance?
If your answer is “no” to any of the above, then probably, there is no need of a CDN.
I have tested azure blob and s3, found both to be acceptable for small projects.
- Raed667 6y ago- Are users spread out geographically: for 90% of users: no - Are you expecting high traffic: Depends on "high" but: yes - Are you ok to spend more for performance: Depends on "more" but: yes