Section, the next-gen edge PaaS, has built business from the start by targeting engineers who want to program at the edge. Similarly to a traditional CDN, Section’s platform sits between its client’s infrastructure and the end user to intercept traffic.
section.io, the next-gen content delivery platform we’ve written about several times here on Bizety, has just completed an impressive Series A funding round of $5.5 million. The company launched its product three years ago when it moved HQ from Sydney,
Modern web applications and content delivery requirements have changed considerably since content delivery networks first emerged. Agile development practices, DevOps, edge compute and new security requirements are all driving more sophisticated use cases for CDN, including multi-CDN and DIY CDN
Is DIY An Emerging Trend Is the Do-it-Yourself model the next big trend, a game changer and disruptor of legacy business models? Or is it a blip on the radar and anomaly. Before we answer, lets agree that DIY is
Section.io, a startup founded in 2012, is a pioneer in the emerging DIY CDN (“DIYs” ) sector, enabling enterprises of all sizes to build localized or global content delivery functionality into their web application test and production environments. Prior to
Over the last year, there has been much talk about a new trend taking shape in CDN industry called “DIY CDN”. Some companies, especially those delivering a high volume of content have taken it upon themselves to build DIY CDNs.
