LadiPage Serves 10 Billion Global Monthly Requests Using Amazon CloudFront

Consolidating its content delivery on Amazon CloudFront resolved the scalability and stability issues LadiPage previously experienced; the company now serves 10 billion monthly requests. Meanwhile, availability has risen from 96 to 99.6 percent, and customers no longer encounter long page load times. And with downtime issues resolved, engineers spend an estimated 10–20 percent less time on maintenance.

“Stabilizing our content delivery system has been critical,” adds Trung. It’s given LadiPage teams more time to develop new features for customers, and a robust, stable technology platform helps us focus on expanding into new markets.”

LadiPage is now integrating advanced features into a premium offer for enterprises. Because Amazon CloudFront has over 600 points of presence across the globe, LadiPage can ensure low-latency content delivery for its growing customer base. Previously, engineers had to manage geolocation for CDN workloads across different providers. Since the move to Amazon CloudFront, patches are automatically managed, and traffic is evenly distributed regardless of origin or destination.

CDN costs have remained stable, and LadiPage is saving 10–15 percent by avoiding routing fees formerly required to distribute traffic to/from multiple CDN providers. With service consolidation, the company expects economies of scale to contribute to a decreasing cost per use over time.

Trung says, “AWS has always helped us scale our products quickly and securely, adapting to the ever-changing startup landscape. Amazon CloudFront supports our expansion to a growing increasing international user base without major infrastructure investment.”