CDN Storage
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CDN Storage refers to the space on the distributed servers of a Content Delivery Network where your files are stored and cached. This space is optimized to deliver content to users with low latency and high transfer speeds, regardless of their geographical location. The storage architecture of a CDN is designed for scalability, security, and efficiency, ensuring that content is readily available for quick distribution to end-users.
CDN storage typically supports a hierarchical folder structure to organize files and directories efficiently. This structure allows you to group related files together, making it easier to manage and maintain your content. The folder structure can be customized based on your requirements, enabling you to create a logical organization of files for better access and retrieval.
In JFW, the CDN storage follows a specific folder structure to store files based on brand, application, user, and other groups. This structure helps in categorizing files according to their purpose and origin, making it easier to locate and manage them effectively.
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