Overview
HolaCDN was a content delivery network focused on video streaming, leveraging peer-to-peer technology to deliver content globally. Launched by Hola, a company known for its VPN services, it aimed to provide cost-effective streaming solutions for businesses. The service is now defunct, with no active operations or support available as of 2025.
Sunset timeline
- 2011: Hola founded in Netanya, Israel, initially focusing on VPN services.
- 2015: HolaCDN launched as a video-focused CDN, utilizing peer-to-peer technology.
- 2020: Reports indicate HolaCDN services began winding down, with no official EOL announcement.
- 2023: HolaCDN operations ceased entirely, with no new customers accepted and support discontinued.
Migration guidance
Existing HolaCDN users should migrate immediately due to the service’s defunct status. Recommended alternatives include Cloudflare for its global reach and video streaming capabilities, Akamai for enterprise-grade video delivery, or Fastly for developer-friendly APIs and real-time logging. Check provider documentation for migration tools or consult with your account manager for tailored transition support.
History & Notes
HolaCDN was part of Hola’s broader ecosystem, which faced scrutiny over its peer-to-peer VPN model before pivoting to CDN services. No official EOL notice is available, but community reports on platforms like Reddit suggest service degradation started around 2020. The parent company, Hola, continues to operate its VPN services, but no revival of HolaCDN is indicated.