BunnyNet

BunnyNet is a globally distributed edge network launched in 2021 and matured into a full-stack infrastructure platform by 2026, combining high-performance CDN, object storage, edge compute, and real-time streaming capabilities. Unlike legacy CDNs focused solely on caching, BunnyNet integrates tightly with its own storage layer (Bunny Storage) and serverless runtime (Bunny Worker), enabling developers to deploy low-latency applications—such as dynamic websites, image optimization pipelines, API gateways, and live video transcoding—without managing servers. Its network spans over 95 PoPs across 72 countries, with average cache hit ratios exceeding 94.3% and median TLS handshake times under 18 ms, according to independent 2026 third-party benchmarks. BunnyNet occupies a distinct niche between hyperscale cloud providers like AWS CloudFront and leaner edge players like Cloudflare Workers: it delivers deeper infrastructure control than Cloudflare at lower latency than Azure Front Door, while maintaining simplicity and transparent pricing that appeals to SMBs, SaaS startups, and agencies building performance-critical web properties. Its primary strengths lie in consistent sub-50ms global pings (measured across 2026 WebPageTest runs), built-in DDoS mitigation (up to 12 Tbps scrubbing capacity), and seamless integration of storage + CDN + compute via unified API and dashboard. BunnyNet is ideal for engineering teams prioritizing speed, cost predictability, and developer ergonomics—especially those deploying Jamstack sites, headless e-commerce, or media-heavy applications requiring real-time resizing, watermarking, and adaptive bitrate streaming. That said, it lacks native Kubernetes orchestration, has no dedicated enterprise SLA tier beyond its Business plan (99.95% uptime guarantee), and offers limited multi-region database replication compared to AWS or GCP. Advanced networking features like private VPC peering or BGP routing are unavailable, and while its CLI and Terraform provider are well-documented, the ecosystem of third-party integrations lags behind Cloudflare’s marketplace. Support response times average 12 minutes for Business-tier customers but extend to 4+ hours during off-peak EU/US windows for Starter plans.