These are paid, I was looking for alternative my own free CDNUse bunnycdn or stackpath, all you have to do is create the subdomain you want with domain registrar and forward it to either one of those I have mentioned earlier.
This method is for Wordpress, I'm willing to implement in custom codesif you insist on doing all the work, you can check this tutorial:
How to Create a Self Hosted CDN With WordPress Ashok Kuikel | WordPress Developer
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or this one:
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How to create own self hosted CDN for Wordpress - JournalDev
I know how frustration it is when you try to open a web page and it takes 10-15 seconds to load, so when you own a website its very much understandablewww.journaldev.com
But I suggest going with an external CDN.
Look for statically.io -this one is free. Again when I say free you still have to pay for hosting related costs. You basically can run your own cdn with statically.io docker images etc, it is open source, you can also use their's for free. But the question remains if you need support, you are on your own, with the paid cdn you also get support if you need it.These are paid, I was looking for alternative my own free CDN
This method is for Wordpress, I'm willing to implement in custom codes
Look for statistically.io -this one is free. Again when I say free you still have to pay for hosting related costs. You basically can run your own cdn with statistically.io docker images etc, it is open source, you can also use their's for free. But the question remains if you need support, you are on your own, with the paid cdn you also get support if you need it.
I'm creating a website like "zippyshare"which framework do you use?
setup sub-domain etc is the same for custom code. you just need to implement the super cache section in your code/framework.
The setup of a fully self-hosted CDN is complicated and requires decent overall knowledge. But yup, that's the only way if you want to store download files.I'm creating a website like "zippyshare"
Language: HTML - CSS - PHP
So basically I want all uploaded files moved to CDN for direct download