Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)

  • Resolved pietrolacatena

    (@pietrolacatena)


    6 years, 8 months ago

    Hello, I need help to understand why the CDN is not used by the plugin. In atrli cases I saw that the plugin exploits it anyway, but in this case no. How is it possible? Is there any problem?

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  • Plugin Author Albert Peschar

    (@kiboit)

    Hello Pietro,

    The plugin loads the resources (images, scripts and stylesheets) from the server itself. We don’t currently have an integration with CDN plugins, but it is a possibility for the future.

    Which CDN are you using and which plugin are you using to integrate it into your site?

    I am on a holiday until next Monday, so I might be a little slower in replying to your messages.

    Thanks,

    Albert Peschar
    Kibo IT

    Thread Starter pietrolacatena

    (@pietrolacatena)

    the plugin still makes an internal CDN, because in part GTmetrix tells me, only that some images are not considered. I think there’s a mistake with bees. Sometimes I find an error regarding “Phast Image Optimization API” and it is automatically deactivated

    Thread Starter pietrolacatena

    (@pietrolacatena)

    Which is the best CDN you recommend for PhastPress?

    Plugin Author Albert Peschar

    (@kiboit)

    Hi Pietro,

    A CDN is an external service that hosts the files (images, JS and CSS) for your site. For example KeyCDN and CloudFront.

    At this moment PhastPress does not support CDN. We will add this in a later version, so that you can use a CDN while using PhastPress at the same time.

    If using a CDN is important to you, I would suggest using Cloudflare. It is basically a CDN for your entire site. However, set-up can be a little complicated.

    I will send you an email once we have added CDN options to PhastPress.

    Thank you for using our plugin!

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