Free CDN Access
Coral's Site: http://www.coralcdn.org/
What is a CDN? Content Delivery Networks help move data efficiently all over the world, or over large geographical regions. These resources help spread the load on servers by allowing for a group of servers to mirror and provide services and content normally one server would provide. CDNs also reduce the risk of downtime due to numerous hosting sites that are.
In comes Coral, most modern CDN networks cost a fairly substantial amount of money to operate or utilize. Coral is simply put, a free CDN. This site currently employs Coral to help lesson the load on the server and get better use of bandwidth.
To begin using Coral, simply append .nyud.net to any web address. for example, to get to Revision3.com through the Coral Network, the URL would look like: http://www.Revision3.com.nyud.net
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