The correct solution is a Content Delivery Network (CDN). A CDN caches web content (like images, videos, scripts) on distributed servers close to end users. This reduces latency, improves load times, and decreases the load on origin servers. For a business requiring high-speed access to media-rich content, a CDN is the most effective option.
B. SAN (Storage Area Network) is used for storage in a data center, not for distributing web content.
C. Firewall secures traffic but doesn’t accelerate content delivery.
D. Switches forward packets within a LAN, not globally distribute content.
By leveraging CDNs, businesses can handle large traffic volumes efficiently while improving user experience.
References (CompTIA Network+ N10-009):
Domain: Network Infrastructure — CDNs, caching, performance optimization.
