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No, I meant the 1 year trial. They had this back for their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, and was thinking maybe the user should take a look in case they're still carrying the same promo for the holidays. $1 for 1TB BW for 1 year. That was their offer.
I was just suggesting it in case the user needs more time, and temporarily use MaxCDN while building his own CDN.
MaxCDN ain't bad, I grabbed their 1TB free offer & it's been pretty solid.
Pricing works out at $0.3/GB for the first 1TB then $0.7/GB once that 1TB is used up.
Edgecast. GoGrid is a reseller. Think it's 65 cents per gb. If you push a few gb, then cdn77 is a viable solution.
I'll be posting my CDN here within the week. I've collected about 8 servers for my CDN(Canada, US, UK, Germany) and am just putting the finishing touches on my servers.
No nodes in Oceania ?
Push/pull and any support for pseudostreaming?
nope
I hope to get one in nl or Sweden and maybe Australia.
Rage4 should have a CDN soon right?
I actually have a setup based on pretty much the same thing Cirium linked (GeoIP and Nginx at least), all running on 128MB vps (2 x $15/y + one on my own server)
It works pretty well, and I'm simply using rsync to keep the files up to date. It could be better (Using Varnish might help), but it works just fine for what I use it for (Serving TF2/L4D2/etc files)
Tests:
http://dl.probablyaserver.com/ - Shows location
http://dl.probablyaserver.com/100mb.test - 100mb file
All you need:
Nginx
Rsync with some kind of key setup, or another method of keeping files up to date
A dns server with GeoIP support (edns-client-subnet is awesome for this), or a dns provider with support for geo maps/whatever
miss thank button
and
cdn != 100 uptime
http://dl.probablyaserver.com/ - Shows location
http://dl.probablyaserver.com/100mb.test - 100mb file
Nginx
Rsync with some kind of key setup, or another method of keeping files up to date
A dns server with GeoIP support (edns-client-subnet is awesome for this), or a dns provider with support for geo maps/whatever
I assume you only have nodes in the US? As I get pointed at the Buffalo server.
Sorry for the naif question but, what happens with your privacy when you are browsing private data through a CDN?
The CDN provider would technically be able to intercept the data.
@joepie91 Yes, but you can easily add servers in any part of the world.
@black I posted my CDN launch thread(going to launch 25/12/12): http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/6560/lowend-cdn-launch if you care to check it out.
@curtisg You sure your mom will let you sit on the computer all Christmas day?
Why are you harassing him?
@sleddog I'm not. I was more than supportive of him in the thread about a VPS panel he was writing. I'm genuinely curious how he plans on being around all Christmas day to launch a CDN. Or how he even plans on having it built by Christmas day.
Then I retract the question and apologize
It seemed that you were questioning his every post.
Anyone tried stylexnetwork's CDN (onapp reseller)?
@black Me. I'm using it for my blogs. They upgraded to 90 pops.
Worth a try? :P
Not so sure about CDN77.... Comcast traceroute from NJ to my CDN hostname:
Just took a trip straight across the US, even into Seattle to get to BurstNET Chicago. Shit CDN.
Sticking with CloudFlare. Honestly even OnApp that comes free with some hosts seems better.