Thanks for making this video, Jorge. I just want to know the below things it would be great if you could help with that. 1) I recently watched your video on VPS hosting with ServerAvatar and I totally loved it so decided to start using it this week. I would probably be using AWS Lightsail as my VPS with SA, So, can I use this service for CDN if AWS sucks with speed? 2) Doesn't AWS have CDN as well, if yes do I still need this BunnyCDN?
Bunny is also known as a video depository. I have no experience with it in this regard. How is the video part of bunny accessed? Than would be worth a video I think. I enjoy your content.
BunnyCDN is a content delivery network (CDN) that can be used to deliver a variety of types of content, including video. It is known for its high performance and low latency, making it an ideal choice for delivering video content to users around the world. To access video content stored on BunnyCDN, you need to set up a storage zone and configure it to serve video files. Once the storage zone is set up, you can upload video files to it, and then generate a unique URL for each video file. This URL can be used to access the video file and play it in a web player or other video playback application. BunnyCDN also offers a feature called "Player", which allows you to create a customizable video player that can be embedded on your website. This can be useful if you want to play videos on your website without having to use an external player or if you want to have more control over the look and feel of the player. BunnyCDN also provides advanced features such as video transcoding, which allows you to convert videos to different formats and resolutions on-the-fly, as well as adaptive streaming, which allows you to deliver video content in the best quality based on the user's device and internet connection. In summary, BunnyCDN is a content delivery network that can be used to deliver video content with high performance and low latency. To access video content stored on BunnyCDN, you need to set up a storage zone and generate a unique URL for each video file, it also offers a customizable video player and advanced features such as video transcoding and adaptive streaming.
i dont underatnd how to upload my Wordpress website to Storage zone. and i have question. everytime we have to do it manually when we published a post? or any changes in our web.? is any way to automatically upload?
To upload your WordPress website to a storage zone, you need to export the site's content and database, then import it to the storage location. You can do this manually using the export and import functions in WordPress, or you can use a plugin such as BackupBuddy, Duplicator, or All-in-One WP Migration to automate the process. As for automatically uploading changes, you can set up a scheduled backup task using the above-mentioned plugins or you can use a service like UpdraftPlus, which automatically backs up your website on a set schedule. This way, you don't have to worry about manually uploading changes every time you publish a new post or make changes to your website.
Thanks for the suggestion! I will consider making a video on how to upload website files to Storage Zone. Generally speaking, you don't have to upload any files every time you publish a post; however, if there are specific changes that need updating then it could be necessary. Thanks again and keep an eye out on my channel in case I make this tutorial!
Hey Demetrio Guerrero II, You're welcome, I'm glad you found the video helpful! I try to make my videos as informative as possible so that people can learn from them. Thanks for watching and I hope you continue to enjoy my content. :)
Thanks for making this video, Jorge. I just want to know the below things it would be great if you could help with that.
1) I recently watched your video on VPS hosting with ServerAvatar and I totally loved it so decided to start using it this week. I would probably be using AWS Lightsail as my VPS with SA, So, can I use this service for CDN if AWS sucks with speed?
2) Doesn't AWS have CDN as well, if yes do I still need this BunnyCDN?
I would use AWS CDN. If you use a VPS that doesn't have CDN then I would go with Bunny CDN
Bunny is also known as a video depository. I have no experience with it in this regard. How is the video part of bunny accessed? Than would be worth a video I think. I enjoy your content.
Bunny Net is pretty good for video storage/streaming. I am using it for my videos moving from Amazon S3
BunnyCDN is a content delivery network (CDN) that can be used to deliver a variety of types of content, including video. It is known for its high performance and low latency, making it an ideal choice for delivering video content to users around the world.
To access video content stored on BunnyCDN, you need to set up a storage zone and configure it to serve video files. Once the storage zone is set up, you can upload video files to it, and then generate a unique URL for each video file. This URL can be used to access the video file and play it in a web player or other video playback application.
BunnyCDN also offers a feature called "Player", which allows you to create a customizable video player that can be embedded on your website. This can be useful if you want to play videos on your website without having to use an external player or if you want to have more control over the look and feel of the player.
BunnyCDN also provides advanced features such as video transcoding, which allows you to convert videos to different formats and resolutions on-the-fly, as well as adaptive streaming, which allows you to deliver video content in the best quality based on the user's device and internet connection.
In summary, BunnyCDN is a content delivery network that can be used to deliver video content with high performance and low latency. To access video content stored on BunnyCDN, you need to set up a storage zone and generate a unique URL for each video file, it also offers a customizable video player and advanced features such as video transcoding and adaptive streaming.
Oh I thought there was some fixed monthly fee like $8 or $10 per month per website! I need to look at this again carefully. Thank you.
Nope, pay as you go. And it's super cheap to use. I am probably using $2 a month for like 6 sites.
@@SaaSMaster Oh wow 😮 Thanks. I will have a closer look.
i dont underatnd how to upload my Wordpress website to Storage zone. and i have question. everytime we have to do it manually when we published a post? or any changes in our web.? is any way to automatically upload?
To upload your WordPress website to a storage zone, you need to export the site's content and database, then import it to the storage location. You can do this manually using the export and import functions in WordPress, or you can use a plugin such as BackupBuddy, Duplicator, or All-in-One WP Migration to automate the process.
As for automatically uploading changes, you can set up a scheduled backup task using the above-mentioned plugins or you can use a service like UpdraftPlus, which automatically backs up your website on a set schedule. This way, you don't have to worry about manually uploading changes every time you publish a new post or make changes to your website.
@@SaaSMaster Thanks for reply
Where do you host your websites?
I use several hosting providers. I use namecheap, SSDnodes, cloud ways and vultr
please make a video how to upload Website Files to Storage Zone and tell me every time we publish a post we have to upload files?
Thanks for the suggestion! I will consider making a video on how to upload website files to Storage Zone. Generally speaking, you don't have to upload any files every time you publish a post; however, if there are specific changes that need updating then it could be necessary. Thanks again and keep an eye out on my channel in case I make this tutorial!
@@SaaSMaster Thnks buddy waitng for video!
Thanks man...
Hey Demetrio Guerrero II,
You're welcome, I'm glad you found the video helpful! I try to make my videos as informative as possible so that people can learn from them. Thanks for watching and I hope you continue to enjoy my content. :)
Mexico is in North American not south American.
Good point
Ahh minimum 1 dollar for month. No longer pennies :|
It's still great deal if you ask me. Super cheap compared to other services.