Overview
Network
A multi-CDN platform routes across underlying delivery services, while a private CDN is a specific deployment. Ask which private capacity or connected CDN locations your deployment uses.
Current cache locations remain unconfirmed; request coverage details from the service team. Obtain the account’s connected providers, dedicated locations, routing policy and failover behavior before comparing coverage.
Past features
Service status
Leaseweb described using the SynEdge multi-CDN platform in 2019. For a legacy SynEdge account, ask the operator named in your contract about current support and where the service is hosted.
- Identify control-plane and delivery-provider dependencies.
- Export configurations and monitor existing routing behavior.
- Test the replacement’s authorization, purge, failover and reporting.
- Compare platform and delivery bills separately.
History timeline
- April 25, 2018 — Ocom announced a majority interest in SynEdge — Shares acquired from POST Capital; the announcement did not establish service retirement.
Budgeting for a replacement
Get current delivery and platform prices from the service operator. Obtain the control-platform or private-deployment quote and the underlying delivery terms separately.
Use the calculator with current delivery rates or a USD quote. Include platform fees, private capacity, traffic commitments and support alongside the CDN delivery bill.
Historical integrations
Ask the operator of an existing account for its current technical documentation. Identify the operator and supported control plane before planning API or infrastructure-as-code work.
- Inventory connected CDNs, routing rules and health checks.
- Confirm configuration, purge and reporting interfaces.
- Test failover and credentials on a supported replacement.
No automatic API or SDK compatibility follows from the ownership change.
What to know
Planning a replacement
History
Ocom announced its majority investment in SynEdge in April 2018, with plans to combine CDN technology and expertise with its group. Terms and the exact share percentage were undisclosed. A 2018 Luxembourg business directory listed Synedge Luxembourg S.A.
In July 2019, Leaseweb described using the SynEdge multi-CDN platform for its delivery service.
Current standalone service availability remains unconfirmed. For an existing account, check the operator and support contact named in the contract.
