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In defense of CDNs they're also pretty neat for cutting down latency, which benefits even the first customer. Of course that only helps if you don't end up sho
by _xiaz 2y ago
In defense of CDNs they're also pretty neat for cutting down latency, which benefits even the first customer.
Of course that only helps if you don't end up shoving dozens of MBs in Javascript/JSON over the wire.
- ElevenLathe 2y agoPutting your app behind a CDN also gives you some cheap defense against (most, casual) DDoS.
- peoplefromibiza 2y agousually, but this app is not even exposed publicly to the internet