How to setup a CDN for vbulletin
To edit your vBulletin style to enable CDN, follow these steps:
* Open admincp by visiting http://mywebsite.com/admincp/ > Select Styles & Templates > Replacement Variable Manager: * Click on [Add New Replacement Variable] link and set it as follows: o Set Search for Text to href="clientscript o Set Replace with Text to href="http://cdn.mywebsite.com/clientscript Code:
You need to repeat this step for images, javascript and other shared media as follows: * Visit Avatars > Storage Type and set them as follows to match your above CDN rules by moving all of them to file systems: o Avatars are currently being served from the filesystem at ./customavatars o Profile pictures are currently being served from the filesystem at ./customprofilepics o Signature pictures are currently being served from the filesystem at ./signaturepics How Do I Test Images And Other Media Files Are Cached Or Not By CDN? Use curl to test HTTP headers (look for Etags, max-age and Expires headers): Code:
$ curl -I 'http://cdn.mywebsite.com/clientscript/vbulletin_important.css?v=385' http://wiki.netdna.com/Implementation/vBulletin |
After you finish with this, I suggest you complete the steps in this article if you're looking to max out the speed of your vbulletin.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=237025 List of Paid CDN's: Amazon CloudFront $0.150 per GB. A decent offering from Amazon. But supports origin pull ONLY from Amazon S3 which you have to pay extra. High Winds CDN $0.075 per GB. One of the cheapest you can get. No POP (point of presence) in Asia Pacific, yet. VPS.NET is reselling this. Original price is $0.50 Cachefly $0.39 per GB ($99 plan prorated). Expensive because it is a monthly plan. Said to be of high performance. Decent POP list. 30day trial available. There is a high volume plan and price can go as low as $0.03. Limelight Networks $0.22 per GB (PAYG). Similar to CloudFront. You need to keep the files with them. They have $0.01 for each request if your file sizes are smaller than 250kb! Rackspace is a reseller. Internap $0.18 per GB (250GB plan). They have good coverage around the world. SoftLayer is reselling Internap accounts. Voxel $0.20 per GB. They have good coverage around the world. Also offers pro-apache support through their extension. MediaTemple This service is $20/Month. This includes 200GB bandwith/month. If you go over that limit, here is the pricing for that [$.15/GB up to 10TB] [$.10/GB over 10TB]. They claim to be "25% faster in delivering content when benchmarked against competitive CDNs". |
Is there a way to have all attachments stored at a cdn?
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I'll have to look that up & post back.
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Have you tried this yourself? The instructions are meant to work for their pull zones.
AFAIK this does not work for css files, avatars, attachments, custom profile pics, signaturepics nor any other user generated files. The issue is that vbulletin has only one location for files and cannot set a different location for writing the files to (your server) and reading the files from (the CDN). |
I'll be the noob and ask....
cdn ? |
Read up here then.
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...static-content Or here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network |
i made a thread to do something like this, but i use a plugin to rewrite the URLs on the templates
maybe that can be usefull here too |
A plugin for this would be helpful for alot of people, is it your own? If not, can you give us a link to it?
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