Content Delivery Network
The user's geographic location and the distance on which your web server has a direct impact on response time is limited. So, dividing your website's content across multiple geographic locations will enhance page loading time. A Content Delivery Network (CDN) hosts files in different locations so that the person who visits your website can receive the nearest copy faster.
Most CDNs are used to host statistic content such as JavaScripts, CSS, images, videos, and fonts. Other than these, there are many benefits that we can get if we use a CDN network:
Different domains: For a single domain, there is a limit for the concurrent connection made by browsers. Most of the time, it's between 4-8 and other connections have to wait until they are completed. However, CDN files are hosted on a different domain, so the browser permits to download CDN hosted files exceeding the normal limit.
Files can be pre-cached: There is a high probability that someone may visit the website...
