Object-Storage

No. Hetzner does not provide a native content delivery network. Hetzner’s Object Storage FAQ explicitly says that Object Storage is not a CDN and recommends placing a third-party CDN in front of it for large-scale global delivery. Hetzner can still be the origin. A CDN can fetch files from Hetzner Object Storage, a cloud server, a dedicated server, or a load-balanced application and cache suitable responses at its edge locations. What Hetzner provides Hetzner provides infrastructure products such as cloud servers, dedicated servers, load balancers, DNS, and S3-compatible Object Storage. These products run applications and store content. Their data-center locations are not a globally distributed CDN cache footprint. ...

Overview Hetzner provides cloud servers, dedicated servers, DNS, load balancers, and object storage. It does not advertise a native content delivery network. Hetzner’s Object Storage documentation recommends placing a third-party CDN in front of a bucket when globally distributed caching is required. Network and architecture Hetzner infrastructure can act as a CDN origin. Its documented cloud locations are in Europe, North America, and Singapore. Those locations are data-centre regions, not a CDN edge footprint. ...