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Google Cloud CDN is available globally and supports various load balancers available in different regions around the globe, so I find Google Cloud CDN as one of the best choices for CDN as it serves globally and it is really fast, safe, and secure. It might be not suitable for you if you do not have any technical background.Incentivized
OnApp CDN is great for virtually any site with a desire or requirement to offload processing resources to a content delivery network in general. The OnApp CDN is one of the largest, if not largest CDNs on the planet and is well equipped to handle virtually any type of file distribution, including video. Video distribution POPs on the OnApp CDN are less available because each host that offers video has special requirements they may or may not be willing to get involved with. If you plan to distribute video on OnApp CDN first check if the number of POPs available for serving video suit your needs Incentivized
The intelligent categorization and management of site content cache in Google Cloud CDN is unique and offers the best results with simple settings.It has powerful servers in all geographical regions of the world and the speed of the site will increase many times for the customer with smart routing.It has AnyCast IP feature and website receives a single global IP address. In this case, the site loads at the same speed worldwide.Incentivized
Ease of setup. You can be CDN enabled within a few minutes.Huge CDN network rivals any other out there.Competitive pricing due to web hosts who own OnApp CDN Edge Servers competing for traffic on their CDN POPs.Incentivized
Unable to use any kind of code to show different content.Absence of cloud workers as provided by Cloudfront, Cloudflare and Akamai.No support for dynamic routing.Incentivized
There really is nothing I can think of. It's simple and intuitive to use after your first instruction on the system.Incentivized
I didn't have the need to use support from Google when I was either testing or setting up my website. Information was easily found by searching online if I needed to, and the options that I needed to install or enable were there on the setup page. Honestly, I was a former systems administrator so most of this stuff is not challenging for me.Incentivized
We have limited software developers and don't have the need for a big cloud service provider along with their costs. Google Cloud CDN brings to usr, reliability and brand familiarity. Google Cloud CDN also doesn't bother us with pitches or 1000 emails about the products. We went and signed up for it, without dealing with a pushy salesperson.Incentivized
We compared VMware for its virtualization capabilities and ended up deciding on OnApp as the UI was more intuitive for less technical support staff, which meant that our customers would have more staff available to help them with cloud related issues. We also checked our Akamai specifically for CDN however again the OnApp platform seemed simpler and less expensive to leverage, and with the added benefit that we had more control of the CDN 'in-house' than using a fully third party platform Incentivized
Google Cloud CDN has worked great as a tool to provide more reliable and faster interactive web experiences such as with e-learning sites.The product can require additional training costs, even for experienced IT administrators.Overall, ongoing costs can also be prohibitive for organizations with smaller web presences.Incentivized
OnApp in general has been a good investment, though in the early days this was a questionable result as stability was nothing like what it is today. Things have gotten much better over the years and I would anticipate OnApp to generate ROI so long as customers are looking for cloud and CDN solutions in general. I'm not sure that investing in OnApp as a hosting provider specifically for the CDN capability will generate any positive return, but the OnApp system as a whole has the features required that most should be able to make a return on.Incentivized