Very happy to learn about the CDN auto-minification of js files! Now we can remove minification on our local & build servers to get quicker development feedback loops (and not burn cpu for no good reason), and still have the benefit of the CDN doing minification :D
I believe persistent connections can be used to reduce the latency between the EDGE servers and origin server in case of cache miss. SSL termination is definitely another plus in case the persistent connection is expired.
Always to the point. What is more, you are explaining how Users connect to the CNDs PoPs (DNS Base Routing, Anycast, etc). Other "longer" videos explain only that "is good to have resources close to the user" and nothing more.
Along with excellent explanations I would be lying if I said the graphics did not help... amazing, yet not "in your face" with flashiness. Someone might call it a perfect balance :)
Amazing job and totally agree with that not a second is wasted with these high-information quick videos. One quick question, could you clarify the TLS conversion part? So the client to VPN uses TLS but then how does the CDN communicate in an encrypted but more performant way to the central servers? AFAIK TLS is an encrypted tcp communication. Is there a more performant encryption layer used between CDNs and the origin servers?
Does terminating SSL at the PoP open any other security issues? Man in the middle attack for un-cached files, intercepting the request inside the CDN, and replacing the valid content with your own malicious content? Or is this mitigated by most CDNs having their own internal network, where interception is mostly impossible?
The CDN provider itself could sniff your traffic but other tenants won't be able to, barring a security breach. If you're extra paranoid you could perform application level encryption too. You'll still avoid the handshake latency overhead while retaining privacy/integrity.
Thanks for the video, I think slightly more long format (in the 10-15 minutes range) might be beneficial for technical videos like these, in 4 minutes you can just draw the big lines, but it might takes time to do all of those animations
Thanks for great video altho i have a question, The company that provide that service should make CDN around the world for faster delivery or each country can decide to make CDN to faster connection for people in that area?
@bytebytego could you please let us know what tool do you use to make the animation part of the video? Highly appreciate your response. Thanks in advance!
Content Delivery Network with PoP (Point of Presence) servers with optimizations to make HTTP serving faster and more reliable 1. Caching 2. JIT compaction 3. DoSS defection 4. High Availability 5. TLS (expensive) termination
One of my favorite channels in here, not a single second is wasted!
Agree bro
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He is a perfect example of a CDN. I think I am saying this correctly as I have only just learnt what a CDN is.
Thanks a lot. You use the most basic way to tell us what CDN is.
Very happy to learn about the CDN auto-minification of js files! Now we can remove minification on our local & build servers to get quicker development feedback loops (and not burn cpu for no good reason), and still have the benefit of the CDN doing minification :D
You are right. Having to minify locally for production and beautify back for development can be a pain
i love the new dark mode, please keep it up
Good teacher with a good voice for it!
Excellent and precise content! Shoutout to the creators
thanks a mill for this content! very easy to understand, especially for someone who had no idea about what CDN is and is now working with it
Great content always. This channel will hit 1 million very soon
Excellent video thanks. I appreciate the mention of dns vs anycast implementation and the ddos advantage anycast has.
I believe persistent connections can be used to reduce the latency between the EDGE servers and origin server in case of cache miss. SSL termination is definitely another plus in case the persistent connection is expired.
Precise and straight to the point. Good stuff.
1. CDN can provide protection for DDos attaction.
2. CDN has high availability.
3. CDN can reply to user’s requestion from the nearest PoP.
Fantastic Explanation 👏
Great training guide for our coders!
Always to the point.
What is more, you are explaining how Users connect to the CNDs PoPs (DNS Base Routing, Anycast, etc). Other "longer" videos explain only that "is good to have resources close to the user" and nothing more.
What tool do you use for animated schematic?
That is honestly quite a good question. Now that you mention it, I would be curious too.
Never thought of it before.
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Short and crispy explaination.
Keep it short and simple, wow nice and clear
good imaging along with the explanation
Thank you very much for explaining what CDN is
Thank you for this free and qualified information
Great content ❤
The perfect video to understand the topic
Along with excellent explanations I would be lying if I said the graphics did not help... amazing, yet not "in your face" with flashiness. Someone might call it a perfect balance :)
Thank go I discovered this cahannel! Love it
Love your content, please continue the good work
Amazing job and totally agree with that not a second is wasted with these high-information quick videos. One quick question, could you clarify the TLS conversion part?
So the client to VPN uses TLS but then how does the CDN communicate in an encrypted but more performant way to the central servers? AFAIK TLS is an encrypted tcp communication. Is there a more performant encryption layer used between CDNs and the origin servers?
how you make such awesome animation , keep it up ❤🔥
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good line!
Good Job..Good explanation.
excellent graphical animations
Fantastic work! thank you sir
Does terminating SSL at the PoP open any other security issues? Man in the middle attack for un-cached files, intercepting the request inside the CDN, and replacing the valid content with your own malicious content?
Or is this mitigated by most CDNs having their own internal network, where interception is mostly impossible?
The CDN provider itself could sniff your traffic but other tenants won't be able to, barring a security breach. If you're extra paranoid you could perform application level encryption too. You'll still avoid the handshake latency overhead while retaining privacy/integrity.
Good question! I was wondering about the same thing. 🤔
l always wait for your videos.
Great Video! Do you create all of the vector graphics yourself in illustrator? Must be a lot of work for each video!
Thanks for the video, I think slightly more long format (in the 10-15 minutes range) might be beneficial for technical videos like these, in 4 minutes you can just draw the big lines, but it might takes time to do all of those animations
What is the advantage or using DNS over anycast?
Good content as usual
Thank u so much for this video👍
What software was used to make those animation?
To the point... Thank you 😊
Great video !
Great job! Thanks a lot
So Can we build a self-hosted CDN with a bunch of VPS and Nginx as a reverse proxy and cache system?
Great content sensei
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That's one heck of an accurate analogy
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Great video.
Amazing🤩🤩as usual 👌
What is the software used in making animation and editing?
You invest your time on channel. ❤
Thanks for insightful video, would you be able to tell, which software do you use to prepare your presentations
You gotta admit that I.T terms sound cool
Thanks for great video altho i have a question,
The company that provide that service should make CDN around the world for faster delivery or each country can decide to make CDN to faster connection for people in that area?
@bytebytego could you please let us know what tool do you use to make the animation part of the video? Highly appreciate your response. Thanks in advance!
It's actually one of the most common questions here:) It's After Effects.
@@ARmy2510 awesome, thanks a lot buddy! Appreciate your response!
Thank you ..
This helped understand what I am trying to achieve. Do all recursive DNS servers redirect to nearest PoP or is that unique to some?
Can a cdn be used to prevent invalid traffic on a website?
what is content cache? when u explain new term please explain what term is that
Are all these pop's.. Are they deployed by the company themselves through cloud or what is the process?
what software was used to create this video?
How can i design my own DNS system for my website.
How does live streaming over CDN works?
That's a good subject for another video! 😎✌🏼
Hello
Can I use sstp vpn with cdn?
Content Delivery Network with PoP (Point of Presence) servers with optimizations to make HTTP serving faster and more reliable
1. Caching
2. JIT compaction
3. DoSS defection
4. High Availability
5. TLS (expensive) termination
nice~
Who controls those pop/edge servers?
Ofc there is no answer.... ask you why
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And i thought i know use cases for CDN :D
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very vague video, in both the types, DNS and Anycast , you gave a very vague description and the same description for both!
How can the person or people who have those CDN servers get profit? I think people use it for free.
Not free. Commercial CDN charges its customer for its service.
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What tool do you use for animated schematic?
Illustrator I believe.