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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28521419/how-uploading-data-to-a-cdn-work

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45919189/how-can-we-create-our-own-cdn-links

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45919189/how-can-we-create-our-own-cdn-links

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45919189/how-can-we-create-our-own-cdn-links

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42591235/is-it-better-to-use-cdn-for-js-and-similar-resources-vs-local

问题 I found a similar question, but didn't understand any of the answers (and the question was downvoted) So here I go: I'm trying to use a library built on D3, called Greuler, in order to dynamically render graphs. The npm package for it seems to be broken. When I switched out for the Greuler CDN, the test graph inside my index.html finally worked. However, I'm working on a React app, and I want the graph to be rendered from a React component. Here the problem comes up: the react component doesn

问题 I'm using fog with carrierwave in my website. But the images load very very slowly. Then I want to speed up loading of images with a CDN. I have followed this tutorial for create the CDN for images: http://maketecheasier.com/configure-amazon-s3-as-a-content-delivery-network/2011/06/25 I have now my distribution deployed for images but I don't know how works fine the cdn. I have in initializers/fog.rb the next configuration: CarrierWave.configure do |config| config.fog_credentials = {

问题 We provide a file hosting solution. Our client are the end-users, who hit our servers though HTTP 1.1 protocol & download files. These client are basically software systems or CDNs, who download our files using software libraries. No human user accesses our system. We also provide option of partial file download using HTTP/1.1 range-header etc. Client system also download big file by splitting across chunks, using multiple threads. I want to check if there would be real benefit if we open up

问题 We provide a file hosting solution. Our client are the end-users, who hit our servers though HTTP 1.1 protocol & download files. These client are basically software systems or CDNs, who download our files using software libraries. No human user accesses our system. We also provide option of partial file download using HTTP/1.1 range-header etc. Client system also download big file by splitting across chunks, using multiple threads. I want to check if there would be real benefit if we open up

问题 We have an images folder on our web servers that we may publish via a CDN. Sometimes we append query-string like syntax to URL's to help us freshen content that has changed, even though it rarely does. Example: /images/file.png?20090821 will URL's like this work with your average content-delivery-network? 回答1: Yes, We use Akamai, which keeps a cached copy of each distict url requested including the querystring. So the first request for /images/file.png?20090821 will go to the origin server.