Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, F5 (formerly F5 Networks) is the global leader in application delivery (ADC) and web application security. The BIG-IP series is the most widely deployed ADC and WAF platform in the industry.
Google Cloud CDN is Google Cloud Platform's native CDN acceleration service, launched in 2016, running on Google's global private backbone with deep Cloud Load Balancing integration and a dual-tier cache architecture for low-latency global content delivery.
Radware, founded in 1997 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, is a NASDAQ-listed (RDWR) security-first enterprise CDN provider. Its AI-driven DDoS protection, WAF, and Bot management deeply integrate with CDN acceleration, and it is a Gartner DDoS protection Magic Quadrant leader.
Envoy is a CNCF-graduated high-performance service proxy created by Lyft in 2016 and donated to CNCF, the benchmark data plane implementation for service meshes, widely used for microservice traffic management.
TurboBytes is a multi-CDN performance optimization management platform that helps enterprises manage and optimize multiple CDN services via smart routing, real-time monitoring, and a cost optimization engine, now integrated into Cedexd's edge ecosystem.
ClusterCS is a high-availability cloud server cluster management panel from Soft Dreams (Romania), building HA clusters on any cloud provider, with single servers from $7.2/30 days on hourly billing and a $70 free trial credit.