Which Feature of Workspace ONE Content Delivery Network reduces bandwidth requirements, server load, and improves the client response times?

Question

Options

• Apeer-to-peer
• Bserver caches
• Creverse proxies
• Dweb caches

• A
  13% (3)
• C
  83% (20)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Reverse proxies (C) are the CDN feature that simultaneously satisfies all three goals - they sit between clients and origin servers, intercepting requests to serve cached content, which cuts bandwidth consumption, shields origin servers from direct load, and delivers faster responses by serving content from an edge location closer to the user. Peer-to-peer (A) distributes load among client nodes rather than using a CDN's centralized edge infrastructure, making it a fundamentally different architecture not aligned with traditional CDN design. Server caches (B) store processed data within the origin server itself, which can speed up internal processing but does not position content closer to end users or meaningfully reduce outbound bandwidth. Web caches (D) are typically client-side or browser-based caches that reduce repeat downloads for individual users but do not aggregate bandwidth savings or reduce origin server load at the infrastructure level the way reverse proxies do.

Memory tip: Think "Reverse = all three R's" - Reverse proxies Reduce bandwidth, Reduce server load, and improve Response times. If the question lists all three benefits together, the answer is always the reverse proxy.

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