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Just wondering since the Couch cache files are static .dat files, wonder if i could server them from a CDN somehow. I know they're quick as is, but interested to see if they'd be even quicker being served from a content delivery network instead?

All the checking of the cache and generation of that cached file can all happen locally as it does, but when it comes to serve it to the user, instead of serving the local one, it requests it from the CDN url instead? if the CDN doesn't have it cached it would serve the local one anyway.

Wondered if you had any thoughts?
It is a great idea and can be used to gain speed by simultaneous connections. To do this with couch would require rewriting many things in code and I bet this gonna have lowest priority in development, as far as we can grasp.
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