Compliance and Data Residency in Multi-CDN
Synopsis Compliance and data residency requirements constrain routing, telemetry, log handling, encryption, and key custody in a multi-CDN deployment. Production verification must show that those controls maintain the required data location and processing boundaries during normal operation and failover. Scope and regulatory context Compliance spans content delivery, control planes, logs, real user measurement, and provider support systems. Obligations arise from privacy laws, sector rules, contracts, and customer commitments. Multi-CDN introduces additional processors and network paths. Architecture and operations must express where data is processed, where it is stored, who accesses it, and how long it is retained. The model treats providers as processors under documented agreements and keeps data flows narrowly defined. ...