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10 things you can do at the Edge that you may not know: 1. Get end user location and device information to run location-specific or device-optimized logic. 2. Generate redirects faster without contacting the origin server directly from the Edge. 3. Consolidate multiple sites into one while keeping the origin servers separate. 4. Provide dynamic content assembly, API authorization/validation, and image optimization at the Edge.
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- 3. 1 Get end user GEO-location information Run logic based on location specific characteristics at the origin, or at the Edge.
- 4. 2 Get end user device information
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- 12. 10 Dynamic image optimization Deliver the best images for each device automatically.
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