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Do you support WebSockets in CDN?

Our built-in BunnyCDN was designed mostly for static content delivery, so Web Socket support is...
Does your built-in Bunny CDN automatically detect when a file is changed?

Our built-in BunnyCDN does not monitor the files on your origin server for changes, this means...
Free useful tools to test, benchmark and troubleshoot your website and CDN integration

This article contains three useful tools that will help you test, benchmark, and troubleshoot the...
How speed up your WordPress website with our built in BunnyCDN

In this article, we will set up BunnyCDN with your WordPress site using our plugin. 1. Create a...
How to check if your website is correctly configured with CDN Hosting

After setting everything up and configuring BunnyCDN with your website, you will, of course, want...
How to create your first Pull Zone

What is a pull zone? To start using BunnyCDN, you will first need to create a pull zone....
How to fix 301 redirects back to my origin URL in CDN

If after integrating our built-in BunnyCDN with your website, all CDN URLs are returning a 301...
How to purge (delete) all files from a Pull Zone

BunnyCDN provides a simple way of purging (delete) all the cached data from a pull zone. To do...
How to set up CDN with WordPress using WP Rocket

Setting up BunnyCDN on your WordPress site is easy. It only takes a few minutes, and can be done...
How to set up SSL for your custom domain name for CDN

Thanks to Let's Encrypt, enabling SSL for your hostnames on your CDN panel literally requires...
How to set up a custom CDN hostname

To achieve the best professional look for your website, you will want to use your own branded...
How to set up our built-in BunnyCDN with WordPress using W3 Total Cache

Setting up BunnyCDN with your Wordpress site is easy. It only takes a couple of minutes and can...
How to set up our built-in BunnyCDN with a custom hostname on CloudFlare

This article explains how to quickly set up your website to use BunnyCDN with a custom hostname...
How to speed up your Drupal website with CDN

This article contains a step by step guide on how to speed up your Drupal website with our CDN....
How to speed up your Joomla website with CDN

This article contains a step by step guide on how to speed up your Joomla website with CDN....
How to speed up your Magento website with our built-in BunnyCDN

In this article, we will set up BunnyCDN with your Magento website in just four easy steps. 1....
How to speed up your PrestaShop store with our built in BunnyCDN

This article contains a step by step guide for speeding up your PrestaShop store using BunnyCDN....
How to use our built-in BunnyCDN to deliver online video

Online videos are a big thing now, but serving them isn't all that easy. The file size can get...
I am not able to skip ahead in videos in CDN panel settings

Have you tried serving a video from our built-in BunnyCDN, but after skipping ahead in the...
I am seeing a lot of 502 and 504 errors in CDN

If you are receiving a lot of 502 or 504 errors this troubleshooting guide contains a few common...
I am unable to get the free Let's Encrypt for my zone in the CDN panel

Have you added a new custom hostname for your pull zone and trying to enable the free Let's...
Live monitoring is not displaying any data in CDN

Sometimes no matter how long you wait, your live monitor will keep displaying the message...
My CDN Pull Zone has a low cache HIT rate percentage

One of our main goals is to provide our customers with a great cache hit rate, with an average of...
My browser is still sending cookies despite enabling the Disable Cookies feature for my Pull Zone in CDN

When you run GTMetrix or other diagnostic tools on your website, you may find that the subdomain...
My website is still slow after implementing the built-in Bunny CDN

Have you implemented our built-in BunnyCDN from your control panel on your website but you still...
The benefits of a CDN

How does a CDN work? To shorten the physical distance between the users and the hosting server,...
Why you need a cookie-less domain

Any website needs a cookie-less domain. This (sub)domain is typically called “static”. It is used...