Hi PH 👋 We run a CDN out of Istanbul that has been serving traffic since 2013 — 14 PoP locations across 4 continents, around 3 billion hits a month. What we are showing today is the part we built for ourselves and then opened up. You connect a Git repo or hand it a docker-compose file, and the platform builds the image, runs the containers, gives them a domain with automatic SSL, and serves them through the same edge that fronts our CDN customers — WAF, DDoS filtering and cache purge included. No separate origin server to rent, no Docker host to keep alive. Everything is scriptable. cdnctl is MIT licensed and installs with brew, apt, dnf or go install, so cache purge, container deploys, object storage and file transfer all work from CI. Free 15-day trial, paid plans from $9/month. Happy to answer anything — especially about the edge side, that is where most of the work went.

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Deploy docker-compose apps behind a CDN, from one CLI

Deploy docker-compose apps behind a CDN, from one CLI