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by re-thc
803 days ago
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> its a fascinating little tech-anthropology quirk that front-end/web developers use the term "CDN" to mean a different thing from how devops/sre/infra people use the term. Do they? Same to me. > in the strictest sense, unpkg is not a cdn. unpkg is a javascript library hosting service that uses cloudflare as a cdn. This is just arguing over semantics. It even says on the website that unpkg CDN is powered by Cloudflare. By your analogy if a website hosted on AWS is down, is the whole of AWS down? If I provide managed kubernetes on GCP and my service is down, does that make GKE or GCP down? No. A CDN is a CDN just like a website is a website, whether it's backed by Wordpress, NextJs or any other thing. |
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