Cloud CDN
Accelerate static and dynamic content, images, video and large files from the edge.
Cloud DNSAuthoritative Anycast DNS with GeoDNS, health checks and a 1-second minimum TTL.
SecurityTLS 1.3, origin shielding, token auth and L3–L7 DDoS mitigation.
Network210+ points of presence, 200+ Tbps of capacity and 14,000+ peering partners.
Platform
Next-generation performance
Cloud CDN and Cloud DNS on one footprint: 210+ locations, Anycast routing, origin protection and health-aware DNS.
Distributed global network
210+ points of presence across six continents, 200+ Tbps of capacity and 14,000+ peering relationships instead of a single service endpoint.
Shorter request paths
Average worldwide latency is 30 ms. Eligible content is served from cache with an 85% average hit ratio. Authoritative DNS answers closer to the user.
Less origin exposure
Reusable traffic stays at the edge. Origin Shield, token authentication and L3–L7 DDoS mitigation keep the origin responsible only for requests that require it.
Teams
For SMBs
Start on a 210+ location footprint. Cloud CDN accelerates static and dynamic content, while Cloud DNS handles Anycast resolution so a growing application does not need its own edge.
Get startedEnterprises
For Enterprises
Plan GeoDNS, origin groups and a fully managed edge against the traffic you actually serve. Aptranet works with teams that need more than a default deployment.
Contact salesProducts
Two services, one footprint
Content delivery and authoritative DNS operate independently, or together, on the same 210+ location network.
Cloud CDN
Fast, flexible content delivery for a global audience.
Accelerate static and dynamic content across 210+ points of presence, with 200+ Tbps of capacity and 30 ms average latency worldwide.
Explore Cloud CDNCloud DNS
Fast, resilient authoritative DNS for global applications.
Host authoritative zones on 210+ Anycast DNS servers. Route traffic with GeoDNS, weighted load balancing and health checks, with a minimum TTL of one second.
Explore Cloud DNSUse cases
CDN for WordPress. DNS for failover. And the rest of the stack.
Landing pages for the platforms, frameworks and routing jobs teams actually search for — each mapped to Cloud CDN or Cloud DNS.
- CDN for WordPressMake WordPress feel local in every market.
- CDN for ShopifyAdd an edge you control in front of Shopify.
- CDN for Next.jsPut Next.js in front of a global edge, not a single region.
- CDN for MagentoTake Magento static content off the application nodes.
- CDN for imagesOne source image. Every layout, at the edge.
- CDN for videoVideo should start from the nearest edge, not the origin disk.
- GeoDNSThe DNS answer can depend on where the resolver is.
- DNS failoverDNS should stop handing out dead endpoints.
Blog
Guides that rank for the work, not the slogan.
How CDNs work, how to cut over WordPress, how DNS failover actually behaves — then a path into Cloud CDN and Cloud DNS.
- Managed DNS vs registrar DNS19 August 2026 · 4 min read
- What to look for in a CDN provider in 202615 August 2026 · 4 min read
- Cloud CDN vs self-hosted nginx cache12 August 2026 · 4 min read
- Multi-CDN explained: when a second CDN is worth it8 August 2026 · 4 min read
- DNS DDoS: why authority is the first target5 August 2026 · 4 min read
- Anycast vs unicast DNS4 August 2026 · 4 min read
Partnering with Aptranet has helped StreamUp improve performance and availability while slashing costs. Aptranet's edge network, cutting-edge technologies and strategic optimizations not only improved our service speed and reliability but also significantly reduced operational expenses. Their commitment to excellence and clear communication makes them an invaluable partner in our pursuit of top-tier web hosting services.
Our Network
A network that is secure, fast and global.
210+ points of presence, 200+ Tbps of capacity, 14,000+ peering partners and 120+ IXPs. Cloud CDN and Cloud DNS share Anycast and GeoDNS routing that does not depend on a single path.
- Availability by design — Eligible traffic is distributed across redundant systems so an individual failure does not become the whole architecture.
- Capacity that can scale — 200+ Tbps and millions of requests per second are absorbed at the edge. Specialised or higher-volume requirements are planned with Aptranet.
- Less origin work — An 85% average cache hit ratio, Origin Shield and Anycast DNS keep the first request path off your infrastructure whenever possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cloud CDN and Cloud DNS run on a current global edge: 210+ points of presence, 200+ Tbps of capacity, 30 ms average latency and 14,000+ peering relationships. The platform was built without a legacy core, so delivery, DNS and security share the same footprint.
Demand is absorbed across 210+ locations and 200+ Tbps of capacity, with an average cache hit ratio of 85% and a network that handles millions of requests per second. Higher-volume or specialised architectures are planned with Aptranet.
Yes. Validate on an Aptranet hostname, provision certificates, then move production DNS when you are ready. Support can help with the cutover.
Cards, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, iDEAL and bank transfers (enterprise).
If you are less than two years old, yes. Reach out and we will talk through a startup plan.