For Amazon CloudFront distributions
CDNTR Multi-CDN
Tremendous reach.
Amazon CloudFront stays your foundation. Regional CDNs serve the regions where they are strongest, starting with Mediatriple's network, with edges in Türkiye and Europe: viewers in Türkiye, Europe, the Middle East and Africa are served by it, and every other viewer keeps using your CloudFront distribution.
Charges on your AWS invoice. Support in English and Turkish.
Who serves which viewer
Mediatriple's network
Viewers in Türkiye, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, from edges in Türkiye and Europe.
Your Amazon CloudFront distribution
Every other viewer, exactly as today. It also stays the origin our edges fetch your content from.
More CDN providers can be added on request, each for the regions you choose. Add a provider →
How it works
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Subscribe in AWS Marketplace
Then connect the subscription to a cdn.com.tr account on the English setup page: sign in, or create a user.
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Choose the distribution and hostnames
In the cdn.com.tr panel, pick your CloudFront distribution and the hostnames that should use the regional network.
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Launch the Quick Launch stack
Launch the CloudFormation stack in your own AWS account. Amazon Route 53 geolocation routing in your account splits the traffic in one change: viewers in our regions go to our network, everyone else keeps your CloudFront record.
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Go live
Once your certificates are issued and the health checks are healthy, viewers in Türkiye, Europe, the Middle East and Africa are served by our network. Usage appears in the panel every hour.
What you need
- An Amazon CloudFront distribution that serves your hostnames.
- The DNS zone of those hostnames in Amazon Route 53, in your AWS account.
- Permission to deploy a CloudFormation stack in that account.
Your CloudFront configuration keeps working
Our edges fetch your content from your CloudFront distribution and use your hostname for TLS and the Host header. Your cache behaviors and origin settings keep working as they do today, and your distribution stays the single source of your content.
Keep invalidating in CloudFront as you do now: once CloudFront reports an invalidation completed, it is mirrored to our edges.
Safe by default
Amazon Route 53 health checks in your account watch our network. If it becomes unavailable, if traffic goes over the capacity configured for your account, or if your subscription ends, Route 53 sends those regions back to CloudFront automatically.
Deleting the stack writes your original records back.
What is included
- TLS certificates for your hostnames, issued and renewed automatically through a delegated
_acme-challengerecord. You can also upload your own. - CloudFront invalidations mirrored to our edges once CloudFront reports them completed.
- Image optimization at no extra charge: JPEG and PNG images resized on request and served as WebP or AVIF to browsers that support them.
- The geographic restrictions of your distribution, enforced on our edges too.
- Hourly usage and subscription status in the cdn.com.tr panel.
- Support in English and Turkish.
- Charges on your AWS invoice.
Packages
Pick one monthly package for the traffic our network delivers. A 12-month term costs ten times the monthly price.
Delivery above your package: $0.016 per GB. No request charges.
Annual commitments, payment schedules and custom volumes are available as an AWS Marketplace private offer. Request a private offer →
CloudFront data transfer for the content our edges fetch from your distribution, and Route 53 health checks and queries, are billed by AWS separately.
Service levels: the monthly availability target, service credits and support response times are in the service level agreement.
For reference: as of October 2026, the first pay-as-you-go tier of Amazon CloudFront data transfer is $0.085 per GB for Europe, Israel and Türkiye and $0.110 per GB for the Middle East and Africa (Amazon CloudFront pricing).
Add another CDN provider
Our network is the first regional network in your routing, and it does not have to be the only one. Tell us which CDN and which regions: we add it to your routing with its own health checks and quote it as a private offer.
Request a CDN providerQuestions
Does Amazon CloudFront keep serving my other viewers?
Yes. Viewers outside Türkiye, Europe, the Middle East and Africa keep using your CloudFront distribution exactly as today, and the distribution stays the origin our edges fetch from.
What happens if your network is unavailable?
Route 53 health checks in your account send those regions back to CloudFront automatically. The same happens when traffic goes over the capacity configured for your account, or when your subscription ends.
How is it billed?
Through AWS Marketplace, on your AWS invoice: one monthly package, $0.016 per GB above it and no request charges. CloudFront data transfer for the content our edges fetch from your distribution, and Route 53 health checks and queries, are billed by AWS separately.
Do I have to change how I invalidate content?
No. Keep creating invalidations in CloudFront. Once CloudFront reports one completed, it is mirrored to our edges.
How do I stop?
Cancel the subscription or delete the stack. The health checks send viewers back to CloudFront, and deleting the stack writes your original records back.
Can I add another CDN for other regions?
Yes. Tell us which CDN and which regions; we add it to your routing with its own health checks and quote it as a private offer.
Contact sales
Ask for a private offer, a custom volume or another CDN provider. We answer in English or Turkish.
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