CDN PLATFORM

Control every layer of adult content delivery.

A serious CDN needs more than a CNAME and bandwidth graph. Configure origins, cache behavior, video delivery, access policy, certificates, purge, logs, analytics, and edge logic through one control plane, with AdultInfra engineers available when the workload stops being generic.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 12, 2026

CONTROL PLANE / ILLUSTRATIVE DATA

See delivery behavior, not just the invoice.

Filter the platform by resource and time range, inspect health and traffic, compare cache performance with origin pull, find regional demand, and move from an account overview into resource settings or request evidence.

ADULTINFRA / CDN CONTROL
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA
RESOURCE / 84721

media.example.com

HEALTHY
DELIVERY8.42 PB30-day traffic+12.8%
BYTE HIT94.7%Cache efficiency+2.1%
ORIGIN446 TBBytes pulled-18.4%
ERRORS0.03%5xx response rate-0.01%
Traffic and cacheLAST 24 HOURS
BANDWIDTH BYTE HIT 94.7%
Top delivery regionsTRAFFIC
North America3.1 PB
Europe2.4 PB
Asia Pacific1.7 PB
Latin America0.8 PB
MENA0.4 PB
CACHE POLICY

Video delivery rule

● SAVED
CDN cachingControl edge retention
CDN controlled Origin controlled
7 days
$scheme · $host · $uri +
Large-file slicingIndependent range caching
Serve staleUse cache during origin failure
ORIGIN GROUP

Protected media origins

ACTIVE
origin-primary.internalHTTPS / ACTIVE
PRIMARY
origin-backup.internalHTTPS / ACTIVE
BACKUP
S
DEDICATED SHIELDFrankfurt clusterMiss consolidation · connection reuse
EDGESHIELDORIGIN
REQUEST EVIDENCE

Log viewer

CACHE: ALLSTATUS: ALLEXPORT ↗
TIME UTCSTATUSCACHEPATHDCRTT
21:42:08206HIT/library/title-42.mp4FRA-218 ms
21:42:08200HIT/images/performer.avifMIA-131 ms
21:42:09206MISS/library/title-91.mp4DXB-144 ms
21:42:09200HIT/hls/live/segment-184.m4sJKT-127 ms

Build delivery from a resource.

Domains and origin pull

Create resources for individual delivery hostnames, map additional domains, select HTTP or HTTPS origin pull, override the origin host where required, and attach managed or custom certificates. Resource state remains visible as settings propagate.

Origin groups and failover

Use URL, private object-storage, or edge-application origins. Group multiple sources for load distribution, keep a standby origin for failure handling, and define when the edge should retry another upstream. Origins must contain consistent content where request retry is enabled.

Rules by path and workload

Apply different behavior to video, manifests, segments, images, APIs, and static assets instead of forcing one global policy onto every URL. AdultInfra maps resource and rule boundaries around catalogue shape, publication workflow, access model, and origin risk.

Cache the bytes that matter.

TTL

Origin or CDN controlled

Honor origin headers or set edge policy with default and response-code-specific expiry.

KEY

Cache-key control

Normalize scheme, host, path, and selected query behavior without fragmenting reusable media.

RANGE

Large-file slicing

Cache large MP4 ranges independently for efficient seeking when the origin supports consistent byte ranges.

STALE

Origin-failure resilience

Serve previously cached objects for selected origin failures instead of turning every outage into a viewer error.

TIER

Deep-cache strategy

Protect useful video bytes across edge and deeper tiers while multi-petabyte hot-cache footprints serve demand.

SHIELD

Miss consolidation

Use dedicated origin-shield clusters to collapse geographically scattered misses before they reach storage.

Configured TTL is not a promise that cold content remains resident forever. AdultInfra optimizes byte-hit ratio, shield efficiency, range behavior, and origin offload from production evidence rather than treating a cache setting as the outcome.

Control publication and invalidation.

Purge with scope

Remove cached content by URL, pattern, or complete resource through the portal or API, then review purge history and status. Use the narrowest safe operation: clearing an entire library can create a refill event large enough to become its own origin incident.

Prefetch deliberate launches

Warm selected large assets before a release or traffic shift. Prefetch is useful for suitable MP4 objects but every HLS or DASH segment is a separate path, so shield design and measured traffic warming are often more practical for segmented catalogues.

Connect moderation and takedowns

Drive invalidation from publication, moderation, rights, user-deletion, and legal workflows. A takedown is complete only when search, APIs, storage, caches, feeds, and derivative assets agree on the new state.

Protect access at the edge.

TOKEN

Expiring signed URLs

Validate time-limited playback links at the edge, with optional client-IP binding where appropriate.

POLICY

Country, IP, referrer, and agent

Set default actions and exceptions around geography, embedding, clients, crawlers, and abuse.

TLS

Managed or custom certificates

Attach custom domains, issue managed certificates, control supported TLS versions, and redirect HTTP.

METHOD

Request-method control

Allow only required HTTP methods so disallowed operations are rejected before reaching origin.

HEADERS

CORS and header policy

Add, hide, or normalize request and response headers and support approved cross-origin playback.

SECURITY

DDoS, WAF, API, and bots

Extend CDN delivery with layered protection for media, login, search, creator, and payment surfaces.

Observe from summary to request.

Health and performance overview

Review requests, transferred data, response time, geography, cache performance, errors, encryption, protocol use, and trends for all resources or one delivery hostname. Basic reports add traffic, bandwidth, response classes and codes, cache-hit ratio, regions, countries, image optimization, request time, and upstream time.

Request-level evidence

Search recent requests by client, method, status, edge location, and cache result. Export continuous raw logs to customer-controlled storage or HTTPS workflows where enabled, with selectable cache, origin, TLS, transport, geography, range, and byte fields.

Player and network correlation

Combine edge logs with player telemetry, CMCD, and optional AVEQ measurements from real ISP paths. Server data explains what the edge did; viewer-side QoE shows whether playback actually started, switched quality, or stalled.

Automate the control plane.

API

Programmatic management

Create resources and rules, manage origins, inspect reports, and connect purge or prefetch to internal workflows.

TERRAFORM

Infrastructure as code

Version resource, origin, option, certificate, and rule configuration alongside the platform that depends on it.

GRAFANA

Operational dashboards

Bring traffic, requests, cache ratios, response classes, and shielding metrics into shared observability.

FASTEDGE

Custom edge logic

Run isolated JavaScript or Rust WebAssembly for authorization, policy, routing, and request transformation.

DNS

Integrated routing

Connect managed DNS directly to CDN addresses or use conventional CNAME-based deployment.

MULTI-CDN

Measured adoption

Introduce one hostname, region, or traffic percentage while preserving the existing path and rollback.

Not every account-level or paid option is exposed by every automation surface. AdultInfra confirms the supported control path before making it part of a deployment pipeline.

CDN delivery or managed streaming?

VIDEO CDN

You prepare it. The edge delivers it.

Use standard CDN for prepared HLS, DASH, progressive MP4, images, and files when your own media stack handles encoding, packaging, storage, and entitlement.

  • Range-aware MP4 and large-file delivery
  • HLS and DASH live or VOD distribution
  • Cache, shield, access, logs, and automation
  • Maximum control over the existing media pipeline
MANAGED STREAMING

Send a source. Receive a playback workflow.

Use managed streaming when the platform also needs contribution ingest, transcoding, adaptive renditions, packaging, recording, DVR, clipping, hosted media, or player services.

  • RTMP, SRT, HLS pull, and WebRTC WHIP ingest
  • Managed ABR transcoding and packaging
  • Recording, DVR, clipping, and restreaming
  • Streaming APIs, webhooks, and player capabilities

Configure the platform around your traffic.

Share hostnames, formats, catalogue shape, peak throughput, origin architecture, access model, regions, and current constraint. AdultInfra will map the resource, cache, shield, security, and observability design.

Review the CDN design

CDN platform questions.

Is this a self-service CDN platform?

Yes. CDN resources, origins, cache policy, certificates, access controls, purge, prefetch, reports, and logs can be managed through a web control plane. AdultInfra adds specialist design, onboarding, tuning, and operations for adult workloads.

Can the CDN deliver adult video?

Yes, for approved lawful adult workloads. The CDN can distribute prepared HLS, DASH, progressive MP4, images, and large files. Managed streaming is available when ingest, transcoding, packaging, recording, DVR, or player services are also required.

Can configuration be automated?

Yes. Public APIs and Terraform support programmatic management of CDN resources, origins, options, certificates, and rules. Purge, prefetch, reports, and logs can also be integrated into operational workflows, subject to feature-specific availability.

Are the control-plane images actual customer screenshots?

No. They are original AdultInfra interface illustrations adapted from documented platform workflows. Hostnames and metrics are fictional so no customer configuration, account information, or provider branding is exposed.

Which features require additional activation?

Some capabilities, including dedicated origin shielding, continuous logs export, advanced analytics, video delivery modes, and additional security services, may require account activation or commercial scoping. AdultInfra confirms availability during solution design.