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BlogUsing Routes to Deliver Targeted Content

Using Routes to Deliver Targeted Content

With routes, CDN can make a decision about which delivery recipe to use for the current request, based on a set of configurable conditions.

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Routes allow you to let CDN choose the appropriate recipe based on device, network, location or language.

With routes, CDN can make a decision about which delivery recipe to use for the current request, based on a set of configurable conditions.

Conditions can include the type of device being used, the network type, user location and language.

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