A content delivery network is an infrastructure of servers that deliver web pages and downloadable files with high availability. The CDN was originally designed to protect against attacks or overloads on the origin, but it can also boost performance for your website by serving as a protective layer between your site's traffic splitting up into many streams so they don't get stuck trying luck-just like queuing in an office does not let people wait longer before being served!
The key benefit from having this system built out: You will always use it efficiently because instead of only one stream coming back through at a time all contents are being delivered simultaneously over multiple connections leading
Caching can be a tricky thing to get right, especially when you're caching content that is not being updated frequently. CDNs are used by websites in order to have static
