Understanding the functionality and benefits of Ezoic's CDN and caching is vital for optimizing your website's performance. This article clarifies the relationship between Ezoic’s CDN and its caching feature. Specifically, it explains whether Ezoic's CDN is activated when Ezoic's caching is turned on.
When a website integrates successfully using methods such as nameservers, Cloudflare, CNAME, or CDN, Ezoic’s Content Delivery Network (CDN) becomes active. This integration ensures that the site is routed through Ezoic’s servers, leveraging the reverse proxy and server-level CDN technology. It's important to note that this server-level CDN differs from traditional caching mechanisms.
When the caching application is enabled, additional performance benefits are realized. This is because Ezoic’s CDN begins to store the website's content for the predefined cache duration. The caching process helps in reducing load times and improving overall site performance, as frequently accessed content is readily available and does not require repeated fetching from the origin server.