What Are CDNs, and What Do They Have To Do With the Cloud?

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What Are CDNs, and What Do They Have To Do With the Cloud?

Content delivery networks (CDNs) are a geographically distributed network of servers (caches) that work together to deliver content by moving it closer to the end-users.

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