Service availability unconfirmed.
Current availability of the listed service is not confirmed.

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Overview

SimpleCDN is a legacy CDN listing with unconfirmed current availability. For an existing deployment, check the operator named in the contract, the active delivery hostname and the support contact. Confirm that a new account can be provisioned before planning a project.

Network

Current cache locations are unconfirmed; contact the supplier before planning delivery. Previous network counts, capacity and latency figures are not a reliable deployment plan.

Confirm the active delivery regions, origin routing and failover for your account. Test delivery from your audience’s networks before depending on the service.

Past features

Current service features remain unconfirmed. Ask the operator about the protocols, access controls, media workflow and log delivery your project needs. For an existing deployment, test HTTPS, cache refresh and log retrieval against its active endpoint.

Budgeting for a replacement

Current delivery, request, storage and minimum-fee terms need confirmation from the responsible operator. Missing pricing is not free service.

Use the general calculator for replacement delivery scenarios. Add quoted support, storage, security and migration costs separately, and check commitments before comparing totals.

Historical integrations

The {eac}SimpleCDN WordPress extension rewrites asset URLs for other CDN services. The extension rewrites URLs for other CDN services. Ask your delivery provider for its own API documentation.

For a delivery migration, inventory URLs, cache rules, access controls and purge workflows. Ask the operator for supported SDKs, automation and credentials, and test the existing integration before relying on it.

What to know

  • Identifying an existing SimpleCDN account and its support path.
  • Planning a measured replacement after checking delivery and integration requirements.

Planning a replacement

Confirm the operator, active endpoint, service availability and current contract before starting a new deployment. Test existing delivery and ask about the specific security, media and logging features you need.
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