Azion CDN

www.azion.com/en/solutions/content-delivery/

Azion is a technology company focused on global edge networking and content delivery services, offering a modern CDN and edge computing platform. Its CDN solution not only delivers static and dynamic content with ultra-low latency, but also integrates secure, programmable, and developer-friendly edge capabilities, enabling enterprises to build high-performance, highly available digital experiences. With globally distributed edge nodes and a developer-oriented tool suite, Azion supports content caching acceleration, API and application acceleration, edge security, and other services, suitable for media distribution, e-commerce platforms, large enterprise websites, and current.

CDNDynamic accelerationStatic accelerationEdge computing

Overall Score

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Latency P50

82.65ms

Latency P95

122.69ms

Uptime

99.68%

Throughput P50

110.73 Mbps

Performance trend

Last 24 hours · P50 latency (ms)

Score Breakdown

Weighted Overall Score

Performance (40%)60

Reliability (30%)94

Coverage (20%)72

Security (Measured) (10%)50

Regional performance

P50 latency by region · measurements and reference baselines are identified separately

LatencyLowHigh

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Region	Latency P50	Uptime	Samples
Africa	114.48ms	99.72%	228
Asia	77.99ms	99.69%	456
Mainland China	89.13ms	99.66%	524
Europe	74.57ms	99.59%	420
North America	77.84ms	99.87%	437
Oceania	100.5ms	99.58%	263
South America	44.02ms	99.64%	248

Security score

Public endpoint checks are shown separately from documented product capabilities.

Public Endpoint Checks

Automatic scan

TLS 1.3

No weak cipher negotiated

Certificate Chain Integrity

HSTS

CSP

X-Content-Type-Options

HTTP/3 (QUIC)

OCSP Stapling

Product Security Capabilities

Public-source review

TLS 1.3

TLS policy controls

Managed certificates

Security header controls

HTTP/3

OCSP Stapling

WAF

DDoS protection

Bot management

Rate limiting

Origin protection

Security analytics and logs

The left column prefers verified, current public-endpoint configuration; when no endpoint can be verified, it falls back to the vendor published capability evidence. The right column always uses official or reliable public sources; select a status icon to open its evidence.

Node Coverage

Claimed PoPs:0Probe-inferred, not an official full list

Node information is inferred through EDNS Client Subnet and Anycast probing for regional coverage evaluation. It does not represent an official full node list.

2,576 samplesUpdated 10/8/2026, 00:00:19