How To Tackle Content Delivery Networks
This article outlines how you can take advantage of the new extensible storage model to integrate with a CDN when publishing and unpublishing content to/from your website.
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Impatient website visitors expect your sites to be available to them in no-time and respond to long load times with heading for your competitor’s online presence.
There are many advantages and cost savings in having a centralized CMS and web application server infrastructure, however if your content is viewed by a truly global audience then the perceived performance of your website is out of your control and dependent on the internet connection between your servers and the visitor's browser.
Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) such as Akamai can be used to cache copies of your site content in locations closer to your local markets, distributing both the load on your central infrastructure, providing failover, and more importantly improving the responsiveness of your site thus delivering a better visitor experience.
