Bunny.net has launched a CDN Load Balancer in public preview, enabling users to distribute HTTP(S) traffic across multiple origin groups with priority-based failover and health monitoring. The service is priced at $9.50 per month and includes 50 million origin-bound requests.
The launch of the Bunny CDN Load Balancer provides a cost-effective alternative for developers needing multi-origin redundancy without the complexity of third-party traffic managers. By integrating health checks directly at the edge, the service reduces the risk of duplicate data processing during failover events, a critical factor for transactional video workflows. This move positions bunny.net to compete more directly with premium CDN features by offering sophisticated routing policies at a lower entry price point. Watch for how the service handles high-concurrency video workloads as it moves from public preview toward general availability.
Bunny.net has launched its CDN Load Balancer in public preview, allowing streaming providers to distribute HTTP(S) traffic across multiple origin groups. By integrating health monitoring and priority-based failover at the edge, the service ensures high availability and reduces the risk of data processing errors during origin failures for transactional video workflows.
The service starts at $9.50 per month, which includes an allowance of 50 million origin-bound requests.
It uses priority tiers to automatically route traffic to standby regions or storage when primary origins fail, while using health monitoring to exclude degraded origins in real-time.
Latency-based balancing accounts for active requests in flight to prevent over-utilizing the fastest measured origin, ensuring efficient traffic distribution.
Yes, the service has entered public preview and is available for developers needing multi-origin redundancy.
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