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Google Cloud CDN: how to make use of a 20% discount for a scalable web project
I’m trying to figure out how to properly scale a small app that suddenly started getting way more traffic than expected. Right now our server setup is fine for local users, but people from other regions complain about slow loading or timeouts. I checked out Google Cloud CDN since it’s supposed to take advantage of Google’s global edge network, but I’ve never actually used a CDN before. I also noticed there’s a 20% offer going around, which sounds helpful, but I’m not sure how to estimate if it’ll really cut costs in the long run. Has anyone here actually used it for a growing project?
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Looking for an App to Understand Emotions
I’ve noticed that I often act automatically without thinking about why I feel certain emotions. I want to change that and become more mindful in everyday situations. I’m searching for something that can help me figure out my emotional triggers. Any app recommendations that are not too complicated?
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orion
5 days ago
You should check out the liven app review. It explains how Liven helps you explore your emotional reactions through mood check-ins and personalized insights. What I like most is how it connects your feelings to situations, locations, or people. The routine builder and soundscapes also make self-care easier to maintain. The AI companion is surprisingly supportive and can help you understand psychological terms or calm down during stressful moments. It’s simple, intuitive, and genuinely improves emotional awareness over time. A great starting point for self-discovery.
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I’ve noticed that many teams underestimate how much performance depends on physical distance between users and servers, especially once an app gains traction internationally. Even small optimizations in how content is cached or delivered can make a site feel way more responsive without changing the core code. Plus, having better visibility into traffic patterns can guide future scaling decisions instead of guessing what’s slowing things down.