Global CDN Update
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Quickly and Safe Transfer Large Content to Anywhere in the World
With hundreds of thousands of cache servers scattered around the world (over 120 countries), you can quickly deliver content to overseas users. When Internet traffic increases due to video and music streaming or large volume file downloads, cache servers relieve the load on source servers to improve content transfer quality and increase transfer speed. (Note: The Global CDN is based on overseas footprints. If your service is based in Korea, please use CDN products.)
- Ensures Continuity of Global Service
- Delivery is stable and fast, as contents are transferred through a server nearest to the users. If the nearest server fails, the traffic is routed to the next nearest server to improve availability. When traffic increases, the source server is protected by highly distributed cache servers and process the demanded traffic.
- Simple Application and Use
- It's simple to apply for and setup the service on the web console. By distributing the values set on the console to servers around the world, the service is available to you, quickly and conveniently. Various options, including caching and compression, are provided, allowing you to customize the service.
- Link with Other NAVER CLOUD PLATFORM Services
- Link your Global CDN with other NAVER CLOUD PLATFORM Services. Object Storage, Server service can be used as CDN source server storage. You can enhance the media service quality though the link with our various NAVER CLOUD PLATFORM services.
- Efficient Cost Management
- The Global CDN fee is calculated based on content transfer usage, so cost estimation and management are available. Without any separate costs for building infrastructure, you can use hundreds of thousands of cache servers at a reasonable price.
- Transmission Support Using HTTP2 Protocol
- In addition to the traditional web standard protocols, HTTP1.0 and HTTP1.1, Global CDN supports HTTP/2 protocol, established by IETF in 2015.
Detailed Features
The following technologies and features are provided to global customers for quick and stable content transfer.
Note: The Global CDN is based on overseas service. If your service is based in Korea, please use CDN service.
Easy Settings
You can configure the various caching options on the web console so it is just right for your service.
You can even set the cache timeout and Time To Live (TTL) on the source server under the 'Cache-Control’ header.
Transmission Support Using HTTP/2 Protocol
In addition to HTTP1.0 and HTTP1, the traditional web standard protocols, 1, HTTP/2 protocol which was established by IETF in 1H, 2015 is also supported.
Supports Various Source Servers
To send content through the Global CDN, the source server must be accessed to cache and transfer the content. The Global CDN supports content linking with various source servers through HTTP/HTTPS/HTTP2 protocols. You can set various web servers and the NAVER CLOUD PLATFORM's Object Storage and Server through the source server and freely specify the connection ports.
Note: When using HTTP protocol, you need HTTP protocol communication with the source server. If you want to your original web server as the source server of the Global CDN,
it must be operating on a public network that can communicate externally.
Strong Content Transfer Security
If your web service is accessed through HTTPS on several browsers, a security warning message is displayed when the content is accessed through HTTP. The Global CDN allows transferring contents through the HTTPS protocol. HTTP is also available so you can combine HTTP and HTTPS, or limit HTTP to use HTTPS only. If you choose the HTTPS protocol, communication with the source server is also made through HTTPS, which strengthens the security of the overall content transfer paths. It provides a feature that allows access based on the domain registered as a reference. In addition, it will support the ability to create a secured URL based on the Secure-Token protocol.
High-speed Purge Feature
When changing source content to the same content name, the high-speed purge feature immediately applies the change to cache servers distributed around the world. Performing a purge deletes content stored in hundreds of thousands of cache servers around the world in a few seconds. After deleting the caches, the new content is copied from the source server according to the user request and then cached and provided. This is a core technology to ensure content reliability.
Content Access Logs
The access logs for the CDN content requests are provided for analysis of content transfer and identification of use patterns. The extracted access logs are linked to the Object Storage and saved automatically on a periodic basis.
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Pricing information
To help you operate your business flexibly in different situations, we offer a practical pricing model.
| Classification | Billing Units | Usage Level | Meter-rate system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly transmission fee | GB | 0–200GB | 77 KRW |
| 200GB–10TB | 65 KRW | ||
| 10TB–50TB | 57 KRW | ||
| 50TB–150TB | 52 KRW | ||
| 150TB–500TB | 40 KRW | ||
| Over 500TB | 30 KRW | ||
| Monthly request fee | 10,000 requests | 10 KRW |
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Service fee = Monthly transfer fee + Monthly request fee
- - Monthly transfer fee = Sum of total CDN transfer amount fees for the month
- - Monthly request fee = The number of total CDN requests for the month
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Guide to data collection for monthly service charges
- - The sum of monthly transmission fee and monthly request fee from [the last day of the month before previous month – 3 days] to [the last day of the previous month – 4 days]
- - (e.g.) May service charges breakdown = the sum of transmission fee and the request fee from March 28 to April 26
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