Edge nodes serve your content instead of the origin, cutting load and shortening the response.
Overview
Deliver content from the edge nearest your users, optimize delivery automatically, and handle security right at the edge, boosting speed and reliability with no extra setup.
Content is cached at edges worldwide, so every visitor gets a fast response from a nearby location.
Free SSL certificates and HTTP/3 are included for secure connections and modern delivery.
Compression, image optimization, and HTTP/3 are applied automatically to cut payload and latency.
Cache hits lower origin load and keep service stable even when traffic surges.
WAF, bot blocking, and DDoS protection at the edge keep your origin safe.
Use cases
When you need to provide the same speed to users worldwide
When you need to deliver large files like images and videos quickly
When you need stable service even during traffic spikes from events or promotions
When you need to protect your service from DDoS attacks and malicious bots
How it works
Change the domain to point at the edge. The origin server stays as it is.
From then on, the edge closest to the user answers with cached content.
Only requests that are not in the cache go on to the origin.
When content changes, a cache purge invalidates it right away.
Features
From Anycast routing to modern protocols, origin protection, and real-time analytics: speed and stability stay consistent even under traffic spikes.
01
Traffic is automatically routed to the nearest edge, responding with low latency from anywhere.
02
Invalidate cache instantly to deploy fresh content quickly.
03
Monitor traffic, cache hit rates, and response times in real-time.
04
Block malicious traffic at the edge to protect your origin server.
FAQ
What people check most before putting a CDN in front of a service.
It stays as it is. Point the domain at the edge and the edge starts answering; only requests that miss the cache go back to the origin.
Run a cache purge and it is invalidated immediately. For paths that change often it is better to set a shorter retention with a custom cache rule.
No. A free SSL certificate and HTTP/3 are included by default.
Not as much as static content: a cache miss still has to reach the origin. But the client attaches to the nearest edge over Anycast and the remaining leg runs over an optimised path, so it is still shorter than going to the origin directly.
The edge filters malicious traffic and shields the origin. Protecting an entire IP range is a separate service, DDoS Protection. Look at that one too if you need cover beyond web protocols.
We'll provide optimal pricing based on your traffic volume.
