Are server responses served from a CDN? Are responses cached at the edge? Do visitors connect to their closest CDN region?
View how CDN speed varies across the world and whether delays come from latency or poor server response time.

For best response times, content delivery networks can cache website content at a location close to the visitor. Our tool can tell you whether responses are served from the cache or generated dynamically.
To get a cache hit, two things need to happen: caching for this resource has to be enabled, and the resource has to have been recently requested from that CDN edge node.
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Content delivery networks provide global server infrastructure, reducing latency.
Lower latency and improved caching mean your website loads faster for visitors.

DebugBear can measure synthetic and real user performance across the globe to help you stay on top of your site speed.
Track the web vitals metrics that impact Google rankings and get performance recommendations to optimize your pages.
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