Looking to speed up your website,
but you just don't know how well I have a solution for you.
It's called CDN Content Delivery Network.
And what it's going to do is that it's
going to load the files nearest to whoever wants to view your site.
What does that mean?
Well, let's just say that my website files
are located in California because that's where the server is.
And if someone wants to view your site
from the United Kingdom, China, Mexico, Indonesia, or whatever place in the world,
well, it has to load those files all the way from California.
Now, that might mean seconds or
milliseconds, but in the world of Integromat milliseconds count.
So having a fast website is really important.
That's where BunnyCDN comes in and what it does.
It's exactly that it's going to serve
the files to pop centers that are close to whoever wants to view the website.
So that speeds up the website. What does that mean?
If you have a shared hosting that sucks or a VPN, that's crappy.
Well, it's going to speed it up because
it's going to load the files from the CDN and the server.
So it's going to use the combination and it's going to load way faster.
So what I'm going to do in this video is
that I'm going to show you the main aspects of BunnyCDN and how easy it
actually is to install on WordPress, which is a popular CMS.
But if you want to install this on any type of site that is possible,
let's go jump over to my desktop and show you BunnyCDN right now.
All right. This is my BunnyCDN dashboard.
And the first thing I want to show you is
that this is actually costing me pennies a day.
Now, when I first got started on this,
I've added a couple of sites that I thought were the most important for me.
And then I saw it was costing me practically nothing.
So I started adding more sites and I will be adding more to Bundycdm.
So let me show you.
I added $60 to my account and I practically was $0.43.
Two weeks.
I've been running it for two weeks on a few sites and it's costing me $0.43.
The usage for December $0.17. And it's been six days.
This is my monthly usage from these
sections, for example, Europe, North America, Asia, Shania.
And let me show you their pricing.
So I did confirm it's costing me pennies to run this.
And you're going to see if your files are served from Europe or North America.
It's going to cost you one Penny per
gigabyte served, and it's going to load from 74 pop centers.
Pops, it will depend on where you're Loading from.
If it's from Asia or Oceania, it's $0.03 per gigabyte.
South America, zero Point $0.45 and Middle East .6 $0.00. So $0.06 per gigabytes.
That's pretty cheap. Right?
So if there's also another volume pricing,
it's going to depend what you want to use it for.
But this is the fast one if you're going to serve videos and things like that.
Well, this is even cheaper to use that.
So how easy is it to actually get started?
Let me go into the overview right here.
And I am going to add a pool soon.
That means that's where I'm going to add my website.
Let's go ahead and add a website
and we'll just add something random just for testing purposes.
There we go.
That's what I'm going to call it.
And then https.
Again, this is just made up. All right.
And then I'm being asked, do I want to use the standard
or the high volume tier, and it's going to tell you what it's for right here.
The fastest one is the standard tier.
But if you need high volume, that would be the way to go.
And then comes to questions for the pool zones.
Remember, we saw a different type
of pricing depending where you want to pull files.
Well, let's just say that I have a website that's on North America and South America.
Well, I wouldn't care if it loads slow in these sections.
So this is going to be cheaper for me.
And if someone pulls it from over here,
it's just going to load from these places from North America and Europe.
But if your site is worldwide and you do
care about speed, well, you enable all of these.
Let's go ahead and add this pull zone.
Oh, pull zone already taken.
Why?
Let me add that. There is that pull zone.
There we go. Okay.
I already did a test with that name.
So this is telling me how I am going to implement this on my website.
Is it a custom HTML site?
Well, I have to add this.
If it's WordPress, this is the settings that I need.
There's Joomla, Drupal and open Open Knoledgebase.
Let's go to WordPress site just to show how easy this is.
And we just go ahead and go into plugins.
Add new
go, search for it and let's go search for Bunny and there's Bunny.
Net. This is the one that we're going to add.
It's going to add a plugin and we add
the CDN link to it, which is this one over here we go.
This one right here the pool zone.
Right.
And if you don't want to install this
plugin and you already have a cash plugin that's going to work for you.
That's what I'm actually using.
If you go into WP Rocket, that's what I'm using.
But if you're using light speed or
anything like that, you're going to CDN enable it and add that same link to it.
That means you reduce the plugin
installations and you're using your cash plugin.
It's super easy to get started.
Now you're going to be asking yourself, does it really speed up?
Well, I've did some tests on GT metrics,
and you're going to see that it speeds up my site.
I'm getting rate eight in this.
And yes, you do have to do a combination of settings for your cash plugin files
that are decently sized and the CDN, which is going to serve them quickly.
Okay, so once you have it installed,
let's go into one of the poles that I already set up.
So let's go into this one.
I already added my custom domain.
So when it loads the files or someone use
them, it's going to say CDN Keepler MX instead of this one that Bunny provides.
And these are the settings.
We have the pricing again,
just in case you disabled some of these and you want to enable it again.
Well, you can do so if you want.
In this case, this site that I only am interested in Mexico.
So that's why I only have enabled South America for this site.
Again, if you want to switch to high volume tier, you can do so.
Safe. Hop Enable safehop is a good feature if
you want to serve the site in case it's down.
Now, there's several settings around this.
So, for example, origin retry reasons.
So for example, connection time down,
you got a 500 response or any of the 500 variants.
Response time out, the origin time out and those settings cache plugin.
So you can enable this and disable
depending what you need the permacacha cash.
This is really cool, because what it's going to do is it's
going to serve the files from their storage.
So in this case, I can enable storage.
And what that means is that instead of Loading some of the files through
the CDN, it's also going to load from their storage.
So it's going to speed up the site even more.
And it's going to use storage.
Now, heads up storage does have a price for it, which is pretty cheap.
Also, let me see if I can open this really quickly.
The price for Edge storage.
Yeah, I think it's also this one.
It's one Penny per gigabyte.
Let me see the pricing details really quickly.
There we go. So there's different type of storages.
And I'll show you that in a bit.
It's $0.01 two cent.
And you can see that right there.
This is per gigabyte per month.
That doesn't mean it's not going to matter
bandwidth or anything like that, or if a lot of people visit it,
that's what it's going to cost you just to store it there.
So it's going to tell you right here,
if I want to store it in all these places, it's going to cost me $0.11 a month.
That means that if my site is less than
1GB, that's going to cost me a month, which is pretty cheap.
Right. So I already have this enabled,
but not for this site because I don't need it to load from somewhere else.
But if I go to storage, let me show you an add storage just
to show you the settings, I can name it whatever I want.
Okay, I'll delete that in a bit and I can say the main storage region.
So in this case, I can choose any of these.
Europe would be the cheapest 1 /gb per month, so I Canva choose any of these.
And I can also enable all of these. What does that mean?
It's going to also store my files in those regions and it can pull from there.
I can create different types of storage
settings depending on what to use it for and connect my sites to it.
What does that mean?
Let's just say I create one.
I'm only interested in the United States.
Well, I can create a storage for this
and connect my sites to this that I care about to only load on the United States,
but I could create a secondary storage that house has all of these enabled.
Just in case I have a site that I need to load quickly from all the world.
Let's go back into the pool zone.
Let me go into testmaster link.
For example, I didn't enable that one.
This one. Okay, there we go.
I have that enabled plugin permacation. You can see there.
I have it tied to this one I created from the storage and it's been serving.
Oh, it's stored in 9296 of my files, so it's Loading from there and not
from my server, which makes it faster and it's Loading from these regions.
Now you can see right here.
I have turned off Australia because I didn't think that would be really
important for me, but it will depend on what you want to use it for.
Okay, let's go into security.
A lot of security settings right here
that you want to block IPS, block, post request and a lot of things.
Login enable login enable slack forwarding, et cetera.
You'll have to check those out
for yourself and see what you want to enable or not.
What do you want to serve for 502 error
404 error or you want to white label the error page, enable status,
widgets show custom error page, the extra vacation token,
the traffic manager, the headers, the Bunny Optimizer.
This one is not included in this pricing,
but this will cost you $950 a month per site.
If you want to surf the images
with the compressor, load, the webpage image compression and all of this.
I'm using other systems, so I'm not using that from Buddy CDN.
You have edge rules and network limits.
We can also view the statistics for this
specific site and this is what's been going on.
The bandwidth used two point 29gb request served and cash hit rate the bandwidth
served, request served, origin response time.
You see how it's been Loading faster. Now, this is really important.
When you first add this to your site,
you'll have to do several tests so these files get stored in different pop centers
and then it's going to load from those pops.
Okay, the origin traffic data center traffic.
You got all this information of where people have visited from this site.
So all you got all that information
to decide what you want to do, enable or disable things on BunnyCDN.
You got perch logs and monitoring
monitoring will show you how they've been viewing your site.
In this case, if something's going on right now, we're able to view it live.
But in this case, nothing is going on for now.
Basically, it's super easy to get started.
It costs you pennies, and it's well worth it.
Especially if you don't have a good server.
Like I said, if you're using a shared hosting or a not really good VPN,
this surely will help out to reduce the load on those servers.
Plus, serve the site faster by serving
the files nearest to whoever wants to view your site.
That's the whole point about CDN, and it does work.
And it's well worth it.
Especially if you care about people who want to be your site.
View it faster. Well, there you go.
That is BunnyCDN.
I will be adding a link in description.
It's an affiliate link in case you guys want to use it.
And there you go. My name is George.
This is SaaS Master, and I'll see you guys later.