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Bunny.net is a global edge platform that bundles CDN, edge storage, video streaming, DNS, image optimization, and security into a single, developer-friendly service. The network spans over 100 points of presence across six continents, delivering content with sub-25ms average global latency at a fraction of the cost of enterprise CDN providers like Akamai or CloudFront.
For dotCMS teams looking for fast, affordable content delivery without the complexity of enterprise CDN contracts, Bunny.net offers a compelling alternative. Its CDN can sit in front of dotCMS to cache and serve static assets, images, and API responses globally, while Bunny Stream handles video delivery and the built-in Optimizer processes images on-the-fly. Pay-as-you-go pricing and a simple API make it easy to get started without long-term commitments.
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