Evaluate networks for your users
First identify the main user regions and operators, and then verify the actual available nodes, paths and origin server connections.
Based on visitor distribution, origin location and actual protocols, content acceleration and Anycast access solutions are combined to reduce the management burden in cross-region deployment.
The distance between overseas users and the origin server is different, and the operator paths in each region are also different. When services are expanded to multiple regions, entrance management, return-to-origin quality, and fault handling need to be taken into consideration.
First identify the main user regions and operators, and then verify the actual available nodes, paths and origin server connections.
Organize multi-region entrances through Anycast ideas, and evaluate tunnels, return-to-origin and availability checking methods for your own services.
Use SCDN for cacheable web resources. Assess other protocols against the actual capabilities offered by Anycast or DDoS Protected IP.
Provide user region, origin server address, protocol, peak bandwidth and existing IP resource information.
Evaluate entry points, addresses, return-to-origin paths, and applicable security policies.
Test the access and switching behavior of each major region, and gradually go online after confirmation.
Based on actual access testing and business continuity, the node range and service configuration are confirmed during the access assessment.
Not necessarily. The traffic entrance is determined by the network routing policy and reachability, and needs to be based on the actual path and access test in the target area.
For website content acceleration and application layer protection, you can choose the SCDN Standard and above plans that include WAF; for your own network, multi-region business entrance and other needs, you can evaluate Anycast-Boundless.
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