Content Delivery Network (CDN)
UpCloud CDN caches your content at more than 120 edge locations worldwide and serves each visitor from the location nearest to them. Pages load faster, and your origin handles fewer requests.
The CDN is pull-based. You point it at an origin, such as an UpCloud Managed Object Storage bucket, a Managed Load Balancer, a Cloud Server, or any public URL, and it fetches and caches content on demand. You can serve content from the default hostname or from your own domain with an automatically provisioned SSL certificate, and shape traffic at the edge with security controls and edge rules.
UpCloud CDN is currently in closed beta. To request access, contact Customer Support. It is fully functional, but standard UpCloud SLAs do not apply during the beta period.