Static park maps and videos should cache near citizens worldwide to cut origin load and latency. Which cloud networking capability provides that?
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Short Explanation
A CDN is a chain of neighborhood lockers for maps and videos so citizens are not all tugging on one distant warehouse. Edge caches cut latency and ease origin load. Making every laptop hold a full database copy—or parking tiles in deep archive—misses that delivery pattern.
Full Explanation
Content delivery networks cache static and cacheable content at geographically distributed edge locations, improving performance for global users and reducing load on origin systems. A lone regional VM without edge caching cannot match that delivery profile for worldwide citizens. Archive tiers optimize cost for rarely retrieved data, not interactive map and video delivery.