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A CDN (content delivery network) is why a page loads instantly even though the server is 12,000 km away. Light travels about 200 km per millisecond, so a 12,000 km round trip is roughly 180 ms. One HTTPS fetch pays that distance THREE times: TCP, then TLS, then the GET. 180 ms becomes 540 ms before the image even starts arriving. A CDN keeps a copy of that file at edge locations everywhere. Every edge advertises the SAME address, so the network hands your request to the nearest one. 40 km, 2 ms, 6 ms total. Nothing is looked up. The boundary between two edge servers is just the set of points equally far from both, so the map divides itself into regions, and whichever region you are standing in answers you. Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly and CloudFront all work this way. Watch the counters: 49 of 52 requests are served at the edge, but 3 still reach the origin. The first visitor in a region always pays a cache miss, and only after that is the file cached at that edge. Which hurts more in production, the cold cache miss or an origin that is genuinely far away? Send this to the dev who keeps saying "we already cache it". Follow @krishnachaytanyaa for backend and system design concepts explained visually. #trending #vibecoding #systemdesign #ai #softwarearchitecture


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