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For those who may have not have heard of this: CoralCDN was to websites what CloudFlare is today, but in a more decentralized ways. In the early 2000s, it was
by samspenc 11y ago
For those who may have not have heard of this: CoralCDN was to websites what CloudFlare is today, but in a more decentralized ways.
In the early 2000s, it was quite common for a website to be actually Slashdotted - featured on the Slashdot.org website - and the website would get registered on CoralCDN and Slashdot would post a CoralCDN link when the original website could no longer handle the traffic.
Haven't seen it been that popular recently, but I can imagine there are still quite a few people using CoralCDN. But I have no idea what caused the downtime.