Cloud CDN — caching on the global load balancer, and Media CDN
How Google Cloud's CDNs really work: Cloud CDN as a switch on load balancer backends, cache modes and TTL defaults, cache keys and the hit ratio, negative caching, serve-while-stale and request coalescing, signed URLs, invalidation by path and tag, Media CDN origins and shielding, and the miss-storm drill interviewers probe.
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