1. Content Delivery Networks
User #1 User #4
User #3 User #6
User #2 User #5
SERVER
Typical Hosting

2. Content Delivery Networks
• Single point of failure
• More bandwidth usage for
content-heavy sites
• Lower speed for end-user
• Slower page loads
Typical Hosting: Disadvantages

3. Content Delivery Networks
User #1
User #3
User #2 SERVER
User #4
User #6
User #5
SERVER
SERVER
SERVER
SERVER
SERVER
CDN Hosting

4. Content Delivery Networks
• Faster page load times
• Multiple copies of data
• Less bandwidth usage
CDN Hosting: Advantages

5. Content Delivery Networks
• How to Install and Setup a WordPress CDN Solution
(wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-install-wordpress-cdn-solution-maxcdn)
• How to Use Amazon S3 To Set Up A CDN In WordPress
(wpbuddy.net/how-to-use-amazon-s3-to-set-up-a-cdn-in-wordpress)
• Speed Up Your WordPress Site With a CDN
(sitepoint.com/speed-up-your-wordpress-site-with-a-cdn)
• How to Setup & Configure Amazon CloudFront CDN
on WordPress
(beginwp.com/how-to-set-up-install-amazon-cloudfront-cdn-on-wordpress)
Tutorials

6. Content Delivery Networks
Wordpress Plugins
• W3 Total Cache
(http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache)
• WP Super Cache
(http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache)

7. Content Delivery Networks
• Amazon S3
(http://aws.amazon.com/s3/)
• MaxCDN
(maxcdn.com)
• Akami
(akami.com)
• Rackspace
(rackspace.com)
• CloudFlare
(cloudflare.com)
CDN Providers