The download includes a complete PHP-based CDN management platform with node scheduling, SSL management, and a reseller-style admin panel — roughly 3 core modules and 1 API layer. This is the newly rewritten CDNQY system, categorized under other source code on dajian168, and it’s aimed at anyone who wants to run their own acceleration layer without paying monthly SaaS fees.
When I deployed this on a test box, the whole stack came up in under 30 minutes. The code is plain PHP with a MySQL backend — no framework dependencies to wrestle with, which makes auditing the node-dispatch logic genuinely feasible. If you’re looking for a CDN system source code download that you can actually read and modify, this one is friendlier than most.
The three features that matter most are multi-node scheduling, one-click SSL binding, and traffic-based billing stats. Everything else is secondary until these work.
Takeaway: before launch, verify node scheduling with a weighted test across 2 nodes — if the split doesn’t match your weights within ~5%, check the DNS round-robin TTL first.
Requirements are modest: PHP 7.4+, MySQL 5.6+, and any nginx or Apache host with rewrite support. No Composer, no Node build step. Here’s the exact sequence I used:
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| PHP | 7.4 | 8.0+ |
| MySQL | 5.6 | 5.7+ |
| Web server | Apache | nginx + rewrite |
| Node servers | 1 | 3+ across regions |
Pitfall to avoid: don’t run the panel and the CDN nodes on the same IP. In testing, binding them together caused a config loop when cache purge requests hit the panel itself.
Best fit: small hosting resellers, game server operators, and agencies serving 5–50 accelerated domains. If you need Anycast or edge networks at carrier scale, this isn’t that — it’s a self-hosted reverse-proxy scheduling layer, and it does that job well at modest traffic volumes (think hundreds of concurrent connections per node, not millions).
Judging criteria I’d use: (1) do you control your own node servers? (2) is your domain count under ~100? (3) do you need reseller or multi-user billing? If you answered yes to at least 2 of 3, grab the CDNQY PHP source code download from dajian168 and test it on a single node before committing hardware.
Q: Can I add nodes in different countries?
Yes. Each node is registered independently with its own IP and weight, so a US + Singapore + Germany setup works fine. Just make sure inter-node latency stays under ~200ms or cache sync slows down noticeably.
Q: Does it support wildcard domains and free SSL certs?
Wildcard domains are supported through the domain binding panel. For SSL, any standard PEM cert uploads work — Let’s Encrypt certs renew fine as long as you re-upload the renewed files, since there’s no built-in ACME auto-renewal.
Q: Is the admin panel Chinese-only?
The default language pack is Chinese, but the language files are plain PHP arrays — translating the panel takes an afternoon if you need English for clients.
Original title: 全新CDNQY系统源码/PHP版CDN系统源码 – 搭建168
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