Cloud CDN (Content Delivery Network) uses Google's globally distributed edge points of presence to cache external HTTP(S) load balanced content close to your users. Caching content at the edges of Google's network provides faster delivery of content to your users while reducing serving costs. Learn more

Guides

• Using Cloud CDN

• Using cache modes

• Setting up Cloud CDN with a backend bucket

• Setting up Cloud CDN with a managed instance group

• Setting up Cloud CDN with an external origin

• Using signed URLs

• Using cache keys

• Invalidating cached content

• Viewing logs

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Concepts

• Best practices for content delivery

• Cloud CDN overview

• Cloud CDN features

• Caching overview

• Signed URLs and signed cookies overview

• Custom origins overview

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Reference and resources

• API and gcloud references

• Pricing

• Troubleshooting

• Release notes

• Billing questions

• Getting support

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Training and tutorials

Try Cloud CDN tutorials, training courses, and Qwiklabs from Google Cloud.

Qwiklabs

Cloud CDN

Get hands-on practice with Cloud CDN.

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Qwiklabs

Improving Network Performance

Learn how to improve network performance with network performance using load balancers.

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Use cases

Explore use cases, reference architectures, whitepapers, best practices, and industry solutions.

Use case

Delivering HTTP and HTTPS content over the same published domain

Bind a reserved IP address to both the HTTP and HTTPS frontend configuration in the external HTTP(S) load balancer.

CDN load balancing

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Videos