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Integrating a CDN with Acquia Cloud [December 20, 2012]

Drupal provides a wide selection of caching solutions. One of the most effective is the use of a Content Delivery Network (CDN). CDNs can provide the best industry solution for app server price, performance, high availability and security. Chris Meyfarth, senior engineer at Akamai, will detail inherent issues on the Internet and will discuss different services such as: push, pull, post, DDOS, error handling, and how original server masking can help. Wim Leers, author of the CDN module and former CDN developer for Facebook, will present an overview of the available CDN options for integrating with Drupal, including technical evaluations of CDNs and asset serving versus full site serving. Alex Jarvis will discuss specific Drupal configurations for different use cases.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• When to use the CDN module or write custom CDN code
• How to evaluate the technical properties of a CDN
• How a CDN can provide security and high availability
• How Acquia Cloud can be configured with CDNs in multiple configurations
• About Akamai's test tool for assessing website performance

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jeudi, le 20 decembre 2012h

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Integrating a CDN with Acquia Cloud [December 20, 2012]