News20 Aug 2012: We're still here! While active development has been stopped for a while, we continue to operate CoralCDN as an open, free service. It's now been running continuously for more than 8 years (since March 2004), and continues to get a few million users per day at last check. Enjoy continuing to use the service!11 Jul 2012: CoralCDN used with special URL shortener during the 2011 Japan earthquake/tsunami. Read more on the ACM's Digital Library. 30 Mar 2010: Experiences paper describing five years running CoralCDN posted. 24 Mar 2006: CoralCDN integrates client-side measurements network-wide. 24 Mar 2006: CoralCDN integrates client-side measurements network-wide. 18 Feb 2006: CoralCDN begins using port 8080 in addition to port 8090. 15 Nov 2005: CoralCDN serves nearly 20 million requests per day from 2.75 million unique clients. 06 Mar 2005: Changes to over-quota behavior go into effect. Please see these instructions. 15 Feb 2005: CoralCDN serves > 10 million requests per day. 02 Feb 2005: CoralCDN now compatible with Google AdSense. Thanks, Google! 01 Feb 2005: CoralCDN launched on more PlanetLab nodes, bringing its deployment to 225 nodes. 23 Jan 2005: CoralCDN deploys bandwidth caps on a per-hostname bases. For more information, see our FAQ 01 Jan 2005: Coral featured in MIT's Technology Review. 16 Nov 2004: CoralCDN serves over 1.5 TB of content and close to 4M requests in a single day. 01 Oct 2004: CoralCDN serves 1 terabyte of web content and over 32 million requests in total. 21 Sep 2004: The Coral FAQ has been moved to our Wiki. 29 Aug 2004: Coral featured in Slashdot. Traffic jumps from 1000 reqs/day to 1 million reqs/day.
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