Bunny CDN? Any experience to share?

[Vido900]

Does 10 $ is enought for a blog?

 

[Mr Positive]

It’s supposed to be good at least that’s what I been told those who tried it

 

[Dopious]

Yes, $10 will go a long way to start with, up to 1TB of traffic, BunnyCDN is badass, ranking fastest in the world right now on CDNperf. You will not regret using them.

 

[thefourowls]

been using it for some time now and nothing to complain about, everything works fine

 

[Clay_P]

Hello,

It is good if you are satisfied with the provider and not facing any considerable issues. However choosing a CDN provider can be a quite confusing like choosing a web hosting provider. There are some points you can consider while going for it. such as,

- Pricing
- service and support
- TLS or SSL support
- Management portal
- Security
- CDN Availability and Reliability
- Users geographical presence
- Analytics
- Purge mechanism

These key points will help you for choosing the best service provider and make your decision even better.I those factors are satisfied then you are with the good one. there are also some other providers available who offer web hosting, CDN and SSL certificates etc. you can also compare the pricing with others to see if it is worth it or not.

 

[SirLouen]

Does 10 $ is enought for a blog?

It depends exclusively on the type of content you host, and the amount of visits you have.

Bunny CDN is very cheap though, I've been using it for ages and I must say that even if you had a ton of traffic watching very heavy files like videos, you will not probably find any better alternative price-wise.

But if you are just starting with those $10 you will find a long way, probably months if your visits are below 10K/mo for a regular blog with some images and not much more.

 

[sageshark]

I have just signed up for BunnyCDN 4 days ago. At this moment I am still testing with them.

One thing I can say is the integration process was the most simple (no nameservers edits involved like that in Cloudflare). It was all 5 minute setup by creating a Pull Zone and installing a Wordpress plugin - that's all!

Their support is also quite fast. Got my replies well within an hour.

I am still testing it and I will share my views about them in few days.

 

[Divit0n]

Hello,

It is good if you are satisfied with the provider and not facing any considerable issues. However choosing a CDN provider can be a quite confusing like choosing a web hosting provider. There are some points you can consider while going for it. such as,

- Pricing
- service and support
- TLS or SSL support
- Management portal
- Security
- CDN Availability and Reliability
- Users geographical presence
- Analytics
- Purge mechanism

These key points will help you for choosing the best service provider and make your decision even better.I those factors are satisfied then you are with the good one. there are also some other providers available who offer web hosting, CDN and SSL certificates etc. you can also compare the pricing with others to see if it is worth it or not.

Are you addicted to chatgpt?

 

[korsar86]

I used BunnyCDN for about 2 years, good CDN, I think they use the CDN77 network.

But a year ago we switched to BlazingCDN, because our content delivery to Asia takes 30%, and the network quality and price were better with BlazingCDN according to tests.

 

[Vido900]

Thanks for info guys as always on top!

 

[V]

I've been with them for 4-5 years and never had an issue with them. The price is competitive, and I don't think any other CDN provider comes close to what they offer.

 

[Marco69]

Correct me if I'm wrong, with many cdn providers you must use their free let's encrypt ssl, which make your premium ssl you bought elsewhere useless.

I not want this, I not want paying money for a fair price premium positive ssl, which helps prevent getting any browser "website not secure" warnings and replace this good product with a free ssl from an cdn provider, what a joke!

Or another trap, you must setup a domain, no, I not want make the cdn outrank my main domain .

Find a good cdn in the price range of $10-20 month, where you can use your own positive ssl and your main domain without using www, it's hard to find...

Best is have a good fast webhosting or dedicated hosting/ vps .

Traps overall the place to steal your online property you want to build up.
When I check big sites to learn from them, I not see that they use a cdn or free let's encrypt ssl.

 

[Gogol]

Been using them for a while. Works pretty well, and it is very cheap too. The only problem I had with them recently is when I tried to block direct asset access (so that it only works when the request has a referer). That setting blocked some people from accessing my site normally (they would only get the html, the assets won't load properly). Other than that, it is flawless.

 

[Marco69]

Got email response yesterday from a webhosting provider (speedypage) they told me too, that when using a cdn (they offer bunny cdn) you must use the free let's encrypt ssl from the cdn provider, so with that when you bought previously a premium ssl for your domain that will not due.

This is why I hat ethis, I paying money for products/services then later when using another service my products I bought earlier become useless.
I must give benefit to the cdn provider here in this scenario, or when subdomain is needed I must give the cdn provider seo benefits.
Do you build your online property on your own or on other big brands name?

Build own online property or not - that's the question....(Shakespeare....) or word scrabble= shakes beer...!

Happy good morning to all !

 

[SK Media]

Yes, I have experience using Bunny CDN. It is a great service for hosting static assets with fast loading speeds around the world. Highly recommended!