VeryCloud CDN Supports HTTPS with 50GB Free Monthly Traffic
VeryCloud has always been relatively low-key, and you may have never heard of its name. VeryCloud is a professional service provider in the field of internet data, established in December 2006. Its cloud distribution (CDN) service offers 50GB of free traffic monthly and supports the more secure HTTPS protocol.
Currently, few CDN service providers support HTTPS. Baidu Acceleration and the free version of 360 Protection are often unstable, and their free versions do not support HTTPS. In contrast, VeryCloud's cloud distribution not only supports HTTPS but also provides 50GB of free traffic monthly. It is simple to use without too many flashy features.\n
To use VeryCloud cloud distribution, your domain name must be filed (ICP licensed). If your domain is not filed, consider using CloudFlare. If your website has not yet adopted HTTPS, you can refer to the following articles for applying for free SSL certificates:
I have been using VeryCloud cloud distribution for my other website, https://faq.xiaoz.me/, for about half a month. It is quite good among free CDNs. However, tests using the Super Ping tool suggest that VeryCloud does not seem to have international nodes. If the website is attacked and consumes a large amount of traffic, it may revert directly to the origin server.
Summary
Currently, the free CDNs in China include Baidu Acceleration and 360 Protection, but their free versions do not support HTTPS, and their nodes are not very stable, so they are not particularly recommended. Fortunately, Upyun and Qiniu Cloud now support full-site CDN and HTTPS (Upyun allows independent deployment, while Qiniu Cloud requires audit). I would recommend these two more due to their better stability. VeryCloud, although niche, is currently acceptable. It remains to be seen whether stability issues will arise as the user base grows. I hope they can maintain their current performance. Those who like to tinker can give it a try.