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Your traffic

Choose a workload. We’ll estimate traffic and requests for you.

Estimated monthly costs

USD per month, before tax. Load balancing and unpriced extras are excluded.

What’s included?

Estimates cover cacheable content. Origin and optional services are added only when you enter their rates. Plans differ in features and coverage; check their terms before buying.

Advanced settings
Split traffic between regions

Percentages must total 100%. The same split applies to bytes and requests. CloudFront charges by serving edge location; this is an approximation. Shared free allowances are allocated proportionally.

Origin and optional services

Paid tiers start with this workload; estimates do not include other account traffic. Enter your own effective rates after origin allowances. Reads use request misses; egress uses byte fill. Functions assume one invocation per viewer request. Zero leaves an extra out of the estimate; it does not mean your origin is free.

Compare a quote you received

This is your quote, not a published provider price. Use an effective rate for the selected traffic mix; tiers, included usage and commitments need to be reflected in your inputs. Sharing a scenario includes your quote details.

Presets are starting assumptions, not measured traffic. Video assumes one rendition and segment GETs; playlists, retries and extra audio tracks add requests. Fill is a byte ratio, not a request cache-hit rate. GB = 1 billion bytes; Google bills GiB = 1,073,741,824 bytes; CloudFront estimates use binary GB as a billing assumption.

Overview

NAVER Cloud Platform Global CDN delivers large files, website content and media through a partner delivery network. It is available in Classic and VPC environments.

For an audience in Korea, evaluate NAVER’s Global Edge service instead of assuming Global CDN has the same local delivery quality.

Network

Global CDN uses an external delivery network. NAVER warns about delivery quality in Korea and China; China also requires the applicable ICP license. Check audience coverage separately from the cloud region where you manage the service.

Features

FeatureSupported
Web application firewallNot listed
Bot protectionNot listed
DDoS protectionNot listed
Rate limitingNot listed
HTTP/3 (QUIC)Not listed
TLS 1.3Not listed
Tiered cachingNot listed
Origin shieldNot listed
Instant cache purge◐ Partial
Serve stale while refreshingNot listed
Serve stale on origin errorsNot listed
Image optimizationNot listed
On-demand video✓ Supported
Live videoNot listed
Digital rights managementNot listed
HLS / DASH packagingNot listed
WebSocketsNot listed
Signed URLs✓ Supported
Edge computeNot listed
Edge functionsNot listed
Key-value storageNot listed
Configuration API✓ Supported
Real-time logsNot listed
Log exportNot listed
Terraform providerNot listed

✓ Supported · Partial: limited or separate-product support · ✗ Not supported · Not listed: unconfirmed. Some features need a separate product or plan.

  • Origins: web servers or NAVER Object Storage, using HTTP or HTTPS.
  • Delivery: HTTP/2, cache controls and cache purge.
  • Access and monitoring: token/referrer rules, usage reports and access logs.

Pricing

Use NAVER’s official cost calculator for the delivery product, service arrangement and traffic volume you expect. Global CDN and Global Edge should be priced separately.

Include Object Storage and origin traffic where applicable. The handbook’s USD traffic presets do not automatically convert a local NAVER price list into a complete estimate.

Developer tools

The Global CDN guide links to the service API reference. Configure the origin and domain, then verify token access, purge behavior and access logs. Account for the Classic or VPC environment in the setup.

When it fits

  • Existing NAVER Cloud workloads serving international audiences.
  • File delivery with Object Storage origins and access controls.

Before you choose

  • Evaluate Global Edge for Korean audiences.
  • Check China licensing and service-quality restrictions before planning delivery.
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