Resources

Cloud CDN uses Google's globally distributed edge network to cache content close to your users, which reduces latency and the costs of serving from the origin. If you are a network administrator or a developer, you can use Cloud CDN to serve the following:

• Static web content
• Download large software
• Stream videos

Use the following resources to learn about Cloud CDN pricing, release notes, cache locations, and the Service Level Agreement (SLA).

• Pricing

  Provides information about Cloud CDN pricing.

• Release notes

  Information about features and updates to Cloud CDN.

• Billing questions

  Get answers to common billing questions.

• Cache locations

  Identifies the locations of Cloud CDN caches.

• Service Level Agreement

  Describes the terms of the Cloud CDN SLA.