A CDN can enhance website performance, reduce latency, and improve user experience by caching and serving static and dynamic content efficiently. It can handle high traffic loads, mitigate network congestion, and provide faster delivery of multimedia content, resulting in improved customer satisfaction and engagement.
It serves also as a Disaster Recovery solution if your backend happens to go down for lack of resources, programming errors, maintenance, lack of electricity or hazardous weather conditions that interrupt the operation.
This is a pie chart showing the HTTP Codes distribution sent to the clients during a certain selected period of time.
This is a chart showing the cache status during a certain selected period of time. Obviously a HIT will help not to drain the resources of the upstream servers
This is a chart showing the HTTP Codes distribution sent from the upstream to the CDN during a certain selected period of time. An upstream can consist of several servers on a load-balancing and failover scheme.
A WAF is a security solution designed to protect web applications from various cyber threats, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and other malicious attacks. It helps identify and block malicious traffic, ensuring the integrity and availability of web applications and protecting sensitive data.
Planisys CDN-WAF provides a cloud-based , multi-tenant framework in front of your website to block Bad Actors, SqlInjection, FileInjection, ExploitPatterns, Bad referral sites, Hotlinking, and provide DDoS Protection with an IP reputation database and realtime traffic analysis.
If you need to purge content, having your content published in over 100 or 1000 POPs , turns the task into something impossible to perform in a reasonable period of time. Otherwise, it's only a matter of milliseconds until Planisys CDN signals its CDN workers to destroy intended content.
With a fixed set of IP addresses you are able to setup a firewall or even a Load Balancer in order to protect your origin site from external access, allowing that the CDN be the only place where you can access your origin site from, except in the case of backoffice where a VPN is the most recommended way.
If you know your fixed set of IP addresses, it's much easier to find latency problems your customers might be experiencing. Otherwise, it turns out almost impossible for your users to file a claim with their connectivity provider if the IP addresses are constantly changing.
Shield of origin in dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 planisys origin organizations that can communicate with the origin of the application, also called upstream, for example. a server that has an application in AWS.
Organizations can add the DShield IP address to the list and block all other incoming connections on standard HTTP and HTTPS ports, such as 80 and 443, or any of the ports in the application. This can be achieved through access rules on the nginx or apache servers, firewall rules or a control panel provided by the hosting provider or IaaS.
Fine grained page rules permit HTTP header manipulation to override or improve CMS backend shortcoming.
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Through Panel tools you can operate over the CDN cache, purging and doing inspections by partial or complete content.
You can view and also manage your information in real time, unified Bandwidth and Transfer Reports. You can see a brief of all the site traffic or each IP Connections Online and Request per second.
Planisys CDN already supports HTTP/2 and TLS v1.3 with zero roundtrip resumption to resume HTTPS sessions immediately and reduce latency drastically.