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Solid service, could improve UI

I've been using Bunny.net for a few months now, mainly for their content delivery network and bunny stream for video delivery. The performance has been consistently good; my users definitely noticed the faster load times. Setting up the video streaming was a bit more involved than I expected, but once it was configured, it worked reliably. I got some free credits when I started, which was helpful to test things out. The pricing model, per-gigabyte bandwidth, is transparent. My only real minor gripe is that the user interface, while functional, feels a bit dated in some areas. It could use a refresh to make navigating some of the more advanced features a bit smoother. Overall, good value and reliable service.

Good for the free credits

I was looking for a CDN and saw they offered free credits for new users. It was pretty easy to sign up and get the credit applied to my account. I used it to test out their content delivery network for a small project. The performance seemed fine, and I barely spent anything. It felt like a good deal to try it out without a big commitment.

Decent CDN, minor setup quirks

I signed up for Bunny.net to use their content delivery network and edge storage. Ordering was straightforward, just picked the services I needed and set up a pull zone. The setup process for the pull zone was mostly intuitive, but I did have to dig a bit in their docs to understand some of the cache invalidation options. Delivery, as in the speed of the CDN itself, has been good for my static assets. I haven't really needed customer support yet, which is a good sign. The quality of the service seems solid for the price. I'm using it for a small e-commerce site, and pages are loading quickly. Their dashboard is pretty clear for monitoring usage.