ProTech CDN- the CDN for socket.io, bootstrap, jquery and more!

this CDN was made on glitch, it serves the user with the requested content through express, it is a project with minified versions of different frameworks such as socket.io, bootstrap (JS and CSS), jquery and sweetalert. These are all the latest versions and is completely free.

https://protech-cdn.glitch.me

or for a more official route:

https://cdn.ptuk.tk

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I think using the ones from cloudflare would be a better idea due to the fact that glitch goes down a lot

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yeah, it does seem like that. I may make another on another service like repl.it, the domain is linked to cloudflare btw @Misly

EDIT- repl.it version for downtime:

https://protech-cdn.17lwinn.repl.co

@random The links on the repl.it version send you to the Glitch version. You need to edit the links :slight_smile:

hmm, the repl.it version is the exact same as the glitch one @EddiesTech

Yes, and the links on repl.it send you to cdn.ptuk.tk so it uses the Glitch version so you need to edit the links so they just go to e.g. /bootstrapcss instead of https://cdn.ptuk.tk/bootstrapcss

okay, i’ll do that @EddiesTech

EDIT- links rectified

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okay, all links rectified @EddiesTech

I’d recommend against using this, Glitch is very slow compared to services like unpkg or cloudflare. Just stick with the professional CDNs!

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I agree with @ihack2712, its just a lot better and faster to use professional cdns like cloudflare, also the chances of cloudflare going down is very low

yep! lets just imagine this is a proof of concept for now!

Personally, I would recommend using Netlify for a CDN, they are better with static assets.

okay

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Personally I like to use jsdelivr, I feel they are better with github and npm.

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Or cdnjs. I just know that one of them has auto minify which is a nice feature.

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Netlify has minify I think, it’s nice for a cdn, here’s a stress test :stuck_out_tongue:https://minecraftpic.netlify.app/allmyscreenshots/
Don’t worry the thumbnails are 90000% smaller because they’ve been downscaled

maybe i’ll move… @javaarchive @RiversideRocks

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You crashed my browser

how long did you leave it open?

i scrolled down a bit but that was on mobile, ill update you on how it works with a 3700x

it peaked at around 20-30 percent

Maybe you can create something like jsDelivr.

i’ll try, it is still a work in progress

Don’t try, jsDelivr has crazy amount of resources to actually be able to provide their resources the way they do.

Okay then! Let’s consider this discussion closed

I’m still going on with my project though, just for small time projects

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  1. You must not perform any benchmark tests or analyses relating to Netlify’s Website or Services without express permission of Netlify.

Netlify only supports static sites, so auto minification can really only be done on the backend, so that really would not be possible.

I’m actually using it for something, I just thought it’d be sort of a stress test but not really since the thumbnails are 100 times smaller than the actual pictures.