Throughput Curator: throughput

What download speed does a user get from Curator servers?

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Dynamics of average download speed
Cities with low download speed
Providers with low download speed

About Curator

Curator — a CDN provider focused on the Russian market. It uses direct interconnections with major operators at key internet exchange points in Russia. It provides content delivery, DDoS protection, and load-balancing services. Its customers include online stores, SaaS services, and media projects. Curator is focused on content delivery for online retailers and SaaS services, where consistent page and resource load speed is critical. On the cached traffic chart, pay attention to the smoothness of the line — sharp dips in specific regions indicate local node congestion rather than a systemic network issue.

What is Throughput and why measure it?

Throughput — the real data transfer speed between the CDN node and the user. Measured in Mbit/s.
This metric is critical for:

  • video streaming and live broadcasts
  • websites with large images and files
  • software and game distribution

What do the Throughput charts show?

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Average download speed chart (cached/not cached) — two key scenarios. Cached — the speed of serving files from the CDN cache, reflecting the real performance of the infrastructure. Not cached — the speed when accessing your origin server. A large difference between the lines shows how important it is to configure caching correctly.

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Cities with low speed — regions with congested uplinks or insufficient capacity of local nodes. Critical for the audience in these specific locations.

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Providers with low speed — a comparative throughput ranking. A provider with spare capacity doesn't slow down during peak load hours.