Here are just a few examples

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of data that can be hosted on a CDN:Images : PNG, JPG, SVG, GIF, TIFVideo and audio : FLV (Flash), HLS, MP4 (HTML5 videos), MOV (QuickTime), WMV (Windows Media), MP3 and WAV
Web Fonts : EOT, TTF, OTF, CFF, AFM, LWFN, FFIL, FON, PFM, PFB, WOFF, SVG, STD, PRO, XSF, and many more
Other file formats : HTML, JSON, PDF, DOC, PPT, XLS, EPUB, ODT, ODP, ODS, TXT, RTF, ZIP
On the internet, data isn't sent out like with television or radio

but rather retrieved from servers by a browser. Without a CDN, requests poland cell phone number list from all over the world always reach the single server hosting the data. Due to the architecture of the internet, however, the requests don't arrive directly, but rather via various nodes. These requests can naturally take some time until the data is fully visible to the user in the browser.

from the server that can deliver them fastest. This avoids long loading times and spreads out high access volumes. This usually has a very positive impact on loading times.

As a webmaster, you first store all your images on a source server. Copies of the data are then stored on the servers connected to the network and delivered to the user.