Edge caching
Place frequently accessed objects closer to users. Balance freshness with performance using per-path rules and purge APIs.
Product depth
Features built for serious static delivery
Static Dist Client packages edge caching, optimization helpers, developer tooling, and observability into one coherent platform—so your team spends less time wiring CDN behavior and more time improving the product.
Global CDN
Serve bundles, styles, media, and fonts at scale
Host modern frontend artifacts with cache-friendly URL patterns, gzip and Brotli compression where supported by clients, and configurable TTL policies that match how you release software.
Cache purging
Invalidate specific paths or entire release folders after deploys. Integrate purges into CI with secure tokens.
Private CDNs
Restrict distribution to authenticated viewers or internal networks when prototypes and staging environments need realistic latency.
Optimization
Automated helpers that respect your build
Optimization is cooperative, not heavy-handed. Static Dist Client applies conservative defaults you can override—so your Webpack, Vite, or Rollup configuration remains the source of truth.
Compression & formats
Negotiate gzip and Brotli where appropriate. Pair modern image formats with safe fallbacks when your pipeline emits them.
Smart headers
Apply immutable caching for fingerprinted assets while keeping HTML entry points on shorter TTLs for predictable updates.
Release hygiene
Promote versioned directories, keep prior builds addressable for rollback, and document which paths are user-visible.
CLI & integrations
Node.js-native workflows
Install a small CLI with npm, authenticate with API tokens, and deploy folders produced by your existing scripts. Hooks for GitHub Actions and other CI systems keep releases repeatable.
Webpack & Rollup
Upload `output` directories, preserve chunk naming strategies, and validate MIME types for `.mjs` and modern CSS bundles.
Vite
Ship `dist/` assets with hashed filenames, map files for debugging, and optional preview URLs before you cut a production tag.
CI tokens
Scope deploy and purge permissions per repository. Rotate credentials without redeploying application code.
Analytics
Real-time signals you can act on
Dashboards highlight bandwidth, request volume, cache hit ratios, and error codes. Export metrics to the observability stack your SRE team already uses.
Traffic visibility
Slice data by path prefix, release ID, or geography to understand which bundles dominate your bill and latency budget.
Cache effectiveness
Identify cold paths after deploys, tune TTLs responsibly, and coordinate purges with feature flags.
Security
HTTPS, access control, and sane defaults
Modern static delivery still needs disciplined access patterns: TLS by default, optional signed URLs, token-scoped APIs, and audit logs for administrative changes.
TLS everywhere
Customer-facing endpoints use HTTPS. Certificate management is handled at the platform layer so your team focuses on application security.
Token hygiene
Short-lived deploy tokens, least-privilege roles for operators, and optional IP allow lists for high-sensitivity namespaces.