Hi, @kzuraw. I see the index.html
file itself is about 1.2 MB uncompressed. It is only 167 kB compressed but I’m seeing a great number of requests coming in with a user-agent
which contains “Go-http-client” and that client isn’t requesting the compressed files so the CDN sends them uncompressed.
(To be clear, no web server is permitted to send Gzip or Brotli compress content unless the client sends the headers to allow it. This client doesn’t send the headers so our CDN nodes are not allowed to send the content compressed.)
Even if it were compressed the 665594 page views would be 103 GB for just index.html. That doesn’t include the images, CSS, javascript and other assets.
In short, for the site above I’m showing 1297 GB of bandwidth used in the last 30 days. What isn’t clear is why there are so many requests coming from the Go HTTP client.
If there are other questions about this, please let us know.