What CDN means
Images, scripts, and pages are cached at edge locations close to users, so they travel a shorter distance.
CDNs such as Cloudflare also absorb traffic spikes and attacks, protecting the main server.
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A CDN is a network of servers worldwide that stores copies of a site's files and serves each visitor from the nearest location, making pages faster.
Images, scripts, and pages are cached at edge locations close to users, so they travel a shorter distance.
CDNs such as Cloudflare also absorb traffic spikes and attacks, protecting the main server.
Example
A site hosted in Europe adds a CDN, and visitors in Pakistan load images from a nearby edge server instead of across continents.
Why it matters
A CDN is one of the simplest ways to improve load times and resilience for visitors in many countries.
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