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CDN's are very popular these days. Their main purpose is to off-load the servers and increase the speed of the website. I will explain here why you need a CDN from the performance and security point of view and if your website doesn't have CDN native support, how you can enable it with mod_cdn.
Read more: Just Another Security Tip for your Websites: CDNfy everything
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Today, I am publishing the RPMs for Mod CDN 1.1.1. All you need to do is to add my OKay's RPM repository, and just install it. mod_cdn is an apache2 module developed at Voxel dot Net that makes VoxCAST and other CDNs easier to use by automatically "CDNifying" some HTML content and "originifying" the origin apache server to send proper headers, validate authentication tokens, etc. mod_cdn is meant to be installed and configured on a CDN customer's origin server.
This module is very handy when your software doesn't offer direct support for CDN. If you can't change the URL for your static object, then this is what you need.
If you wonder what is the big difference from my RPM's, I have patched the code in order to let it be compiled against apache 2.4.
RPM's are available for Centos 7 and 8. And you can find it if you type yum search mod_cdn.
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This is a quick reminder for me and for any developer. When using an SVN, and we want to publish a tarball, usually the name of the SVN is 1.0.0/ and the working directory of the tarball should be project-1.0.0/.
Read more: TAR: change the directory name when packing a tarball file
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