On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Bill Freeman wrote:
> Three messages in, and I still don't know what "CDN" stands for, other than
> "Canadian", which doesn't seem to fit.
As Sam Lai said it is a Content Delivery Network. Django has always
recommended you serve your Javascript, Image and CSS file
2010/1/27 Bill Freeman :
> Three messages in, and I still don't know what "CDN" stands for, other than
> "Canadian", which doesn't seem to fit.
Content Distribution Network -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network
Basically, a way of distributing files effectively to a large audien
Three messages in, and I still don't know what "CDN" stands for, other than
"Canadian", which doesn't seem to fit.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 4:03 PM, Dj Gilcrease wrote:
> libcdn api brainstorm, my intent is not to support all the features of
> each cdn but only to support those that would be used
libcdn api brainstorm, my intent is not to support all the features of
each cdn but only to support those that would be used by django-cdn
for now. This will be a separate project so if other people want to
make it more feature rich thats fine by me, I'll add you to the
project.
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So after looking though the libcloud docs and API it seems to be
missing two key features.
1) Ability to upload files to the cloud host
2) Set custom headers for a file
That coupled with the fact that most of the providers supported by
libcloud offer a separate CDN service with it's own API
Ok so today while randomly surfing the web (StumbleUpon) I came across
4 blog posts in a row about CDNs and scripts people had written for
managing them. This gave me the idea to write an automated CDN
management tool for django that will automatically optimize and upload
new versions of a file to
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