Easy Remember Content Delivery Networks (CDN) Multiple Choice

What does a CDN cache HIT mean?

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Answer Options

A The CDN found and served content from its edge cache without contacting origin
B The CDN successfully connected to the origin server
C The user's browser served content from its local cache
D The CDN server was successfully pinged

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