Comparison Google Hosted Libraries vs Amazon Cloudfront

Google Hosted Libraries is a Content Distribution Network (CDN) provided by Google. It is available for use with all the top open-source JavaScript libraries. It provides ease of loading a hosted library through HTTPS. It adheres to the Google Privacy Policy. It provides security to users through the use of cookies and ensures users can rely on encryption through HTTPS. It helps users by reducing latency as well. Google Hosted Libraries is a popular choice for its fast performance and reliability. It is available on a global level. It is known for its efficiency in caching. It is available in versions 2.2 and 2.1.

Amazon CloudFront is a global network provided by Amazon. It is aimed at providing fast content delivery to users. It comes with SSL/TLS encryptions and meets the compliance standards of PCI-DSS Level 1, HIPAA and ISO 9001, etc. Amazon CloudFront comes with customizable pricing options. Amazon CloudFront is recognized for being DevOps-friendly. It also provides edge computing for increased scalability. It provides real-time metrics along with standard and real-time logging. It also allows for the customization of code by way of the serverless compute features. Amazon CloudFront also has over 500 free digital courses to help users gain knowledge and skills.