MULTI-CDN

Besides being a CDN acts as a load balancing that is very relieving the server load.

Multi-cdn is much better econiomiza bandwidth and also dramatically decreases the page load.

extremely efficient options:

http://www.cedexis.com/
www.turbobytes.com
www.metacdn.com

I'm using key cdn and would vote for it.

Load balancing is very important. Publish the site on multiple servers would be great for performance and stability.
Oh and cloudflare is a great cdn.

+1 for KeyCDN. Any ETA on this?

Hoping for KeyCDN myself, HTTP/2 readiness is appealing.
Any rough estimate of when CloudWays will be ready to offer integrated CDN?

Please provide Maxcdn and KeyCDN

Here's a quick list of some CDNs, and HTTP/2 readiness:

MaxCDN - https://www.maxcdn.com/blog/cdn-http2/

KeyCDN - https://www.keycdn.com/blog/keycdn-http2-support/

KeyCdn coz its very cheap and its also support cloudflare

+2 for CloudFlare

Please consider this CDN service: cdn77.com

Reasonable rates and global data centers.

Google Cloud CDN could also be something to look into.

https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/http/cdn

I can recommend KeyCDN, they already fully support HTTP/2
https://www.keycdn.com/blog/keycdn-http2-support/

Please!
Why deal with third parties? Isn't this a profit center for Cloudways?

Looking forward to quickly adopting the CDN provider that Cloudways chooses to partner with, hopefully offering speed boost for https sites, offeirng HTTP/2 compatibility for parallel content download.

Here's a quick list of some CDNs, and HTTP/2 readiness:

MaxCDN - full support
https://www.maxcdn.com/blog/cdn-http2/

AWS CloudFront - no support
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=606358#606358 (unsupported)

Akamai - full support (but pricey)
https://http2.akamai.com/

CloudFlare (soon)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9295694

CDN services would be of great value to customers!

keycdn would be a good option as it could be cheaper and more flexibility on a global traffic. pay as you go.

I would like to see CDNsun

http://cdnsun.com/

you might want to give us a CDN, and to avoid confusion for Wordpress users, all settings in the W3 Total Cache could be already pre-set.

Valid point Moises.

We are researching too. Best source we have found so far is:
https://thethemefoundry.com/blog/why-we-dont-use-a-cdn-spdy-ssl/

Both post and comments are must read and supporting both options (with and without it).

Cloudways Team

Is a CDN still going to be important once HTTP/2 get fully implemented?

Sure hoping this capability arrives soon, and I'll certainly be among the first to try it!