[I\'m using AWS but I think this question is relevant to all CDNs] I\'m looking to seamless deploy my Django server to the AWS cloud.
My problem is as follows: I serve a webpage to clients that contains two different download links to the same file. I want the client(!) to test both wi开发者_开发百科thout manually clicking both lin
开发者_StackOverflow社区What\'s the current best practice for storing file data with RavenDB? (CDN or RavenDB Attachments)
In order to improve performance of our web pages, we are recommended to use CDNs to serve .js files on our web pages. That makes sense.
I am trying to use the following REST client to upload files to Amazon S3: https://github.com/tpyo/amazon-s3-php-class
I just started playing around with Amazon S3 and CloudFront and have managed to create a S3 Bucket and a Distribution on CloudFront.
I\'ve just tried setting up an Azure CDN account, and so far (going on four hours now) I haven\'t been able to get it to return anything except 400 and 404 errors.
I have an external javascript file that uses the getScript() function to run another JS file. I have those all 开发者_Python百科on static.mydomain.com. (I\'m new to setting up CDNs)
It says everywhere to use a CDN, such as Google\'s or Microsoft\'s AJAX CDN to load static script libraries, such as jQuery in my case.
Would setting up Amazon\'s CloudFront with a custom origin as an ec2 server have any performance increase to serving PHP with Apache? Basically serving all the dynamic content through CloudFront.
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