Host with CDN enabled

Mehd

Hello

What would be the best way to host multiple locales of a same website. Each language destined to a different country.

Can anyone confirm if a CDN is the right answer to that ?

Neoon

You have a button, when you push that button, the language changes.
Its magic, but the hell why, you need a CDN for that? How does this make sense?

If your website is that bloated, I guess.

JasonM

You can do it with bunnycdn.
Choose subdomain for each local site and activate CDN to serve content.

Example: for French site, fr.example.com you can select their Euopean PoP. For English site use UK and/or USA PoP; likewise.

Mehd

@JasonM said:
You can do it with bunnycdn.
Choose subdomain for each local site and activate CDN to serve content.

Example: for French site, fr.example.com you can select their Euopean PoP. For English site use UK and/or USA PoP; likewise.

Great stuff, will check that.

Thank you

Mehd

@Neoon said:
You have a button, when you push that button, the language changes.
Its magic, but the hell why, you need a CDN for that? How does this make sense?

If your website is that bloated, I guess.

It's called optimization of SEO and loading speed sir.

Neoon

@Mehd said:

@Neoon said:
You have a button, when you push that button, the language changes.
Its magic, but the hell why, you need a CDN for that? How does this make sense?

If your website is that bloated, I guess.

It's called optimization of SEO and loading speed sir.

Multiple Languages have nothing to do with a CDN.
If your website is slim enough, you don't need a CDN at all.

And if you want to use a CDN for SEO, then say that.

MannDude

Cloudns.net, it's what we use. All content is in English, but it's how we divert traffic from certain regions to certain servers.