Features | Leaseweb | Medianova |
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PoPs | 11 | Unknown |
Purge All | Fully supported | Unknown |
Instant Purge | Partially supported | Unknown |
Control panel | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Origin Push | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Origin Pull | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Origin Shield | Fully supported | Not supported |
GZIP Compression | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Custom Rules | Fully supported | Unknown |
HTTP/2 Protocol | Not supported | Not supported |
SPDY Protocol | Unknown | Not supported |
Raw Access Logs | Fully supported | Unknown |
Real time statistics | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Online signup | Not supported | Not supported |
API | Purge, Statistics, Configuration Management | Unknown |
Custom CNAMEs | Unknown | Unknown |
Shared SSL Certificates | Fully supported | Fully supported |
Custom SSL Certificates | Additional costs | Additional costs |
Wildcard SSL Certificates | Additional costs | Additional costs |
Support | Email support | Fanatic Support 24/7/365 |
Video On Demand (VoD) | Fully supported | Fully supported |
RTMP Streaming | Not supported | Fully supported |
Multiple CDNs | Not supported | Not supported |
CDN balancing tech | Not supported | Not supported |
Storage | Additional costs | Additional costs |
Property | Leaseweb | Medianova |
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Global flat fee | N/A | N/A |
NA/EU Traffic (low volume) | $0.049 per GB for commitment below 50TB | N/A |
NA/EU Traffic (high volume) | $0.006 per GB for commitments above 3PB | N/A |
APAC Traffic | $0.049 per GB for low volume, $0.038 for high volume | N/A |
LATAM Traffic | N/A | N/A |
Extra costs |
Additional costs for requests after the first 500 million:
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N/A |
LeaseWeb is a global Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider founded in 1997, and a daughter company of OCOM Group. LeaseWeb is a one-stop-shop for a wide range of Internet services such as colocation, cloud hosting, dedicated servers and a CDN solution.
The company is headquartered in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands.
LeaseWeb’s network includes 58 ‘PoPs’ and 6 ’SuperPoPs’. In CDN terms however it is the SuperPoPs that we consider to be the regular points-of-presence as we know them: servers where content is cached. The remaining 58 locations are networking PoPs where a request enters the LeaseWeb network, but no content is cached.
Notable customers of LeaseWeb include Kaspersky Lab, Grundig and Twenga.
LeaseWeb hosts the European hub of the Wikimedia Foundation, as part of a €300,000 gift in kind to the foundation. The company was also one of the hosting providers of Megaupload, and in 2013 wiped 630 of their dedicated servers clean of Megaupload user data. LeaseWeb issued a statement explaining their decision, stating there were no requests to to access or retain the data for over a year, and that the company had been running and maintaining the servers at its own expense. Megaupload’s assets were seized by the U.S. government and it could not pay its hosting partners. Petabytes of data were lost forever, and the act is considered a scandal and a betrayal by Megaupload sympathisers. Megaupload’s main hosting partner Carpathia, decided to keep storing the servers at their own expense. While the Carpathia servers are disconnected and stored, the data so far seems protected from destruction.
Through their Community Outreach Project, LeaseWeb supports organisations that combat cybercrime and spam by offering free hosting services. In 2009 the company ran a pilot for preventive filtering of online child porn in cooperation with Swedish company NetClean, the Dutch Ministry of Justice and the Dutch Child Porn Hotline. While from a technological perspective LeaseWeb was pleased with the outcome, there were still some hurdles to be addressed in cooperation with the Dutch National Police Services Agency.
Medianova was founded in 2005 by a team of entrepreneurs with a background in live football games. Operating in the web games market, the team had a need for streaming backbone services, and Medianova was born. The company is specialised in video and audio streaming solutions, and live encoding and streaming, and has a CDN.
The company is headquartered in İstanbul, and claims they have a 60% market share in Turkey, within the CDN and streaming market.
Medianova has a strong presence in Turkey, and the network coverage of their CDN is also concentrated in Turkey and EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) region.
As to their exact network map, there is no information publicly available.
While Medianova predominantly caters to the video and audio market, it also offers:
Customers of Medianova include, or have included Turkcell, Vodafone, Turkish Economy Bank, Milliyet, FOX Turkey, Çiçek Sepeti, NTV, Star TV, İzlesene, Enocta and Fizy (now Turkcell Müzik).
Medianova works with a few resellers to distribute their products. Warpcache is one of their partners and offers Medianova services both separately, and integrated in their multi-CDN solution.
Medianova’s stronger presence in Turkey makes them an excellent provide to have in a multi-CDN mix, while the company does not have a global network.
For Medianova CDN pricing, a custom quote or simply more information about regional or global content delivery, get in touch with Warpcache here.