• Push CDN requires you to manually upload content to the CDN servers.
  • CDN stores the content before any user request.
  • Useful for static files that don’t change often (e.g., software downloads).
  • Gives more control over what gets cached and when.
  • Reduces origin server dependency completely.
  • Better for planned content delivery (e.g., product launches, game assets).
  • Requires more setup and content management compared to pull CDNs.