IO River Reviews and details

Questions & Answers

1. Why should a person choose IO River over its competitors?

   It's the first holistic and the only complete solution for Multi-CDN available on the market. With IO River, you receive a comprehensive solution, not just individual building blocks. Transitioning to a multi-CDN approach becomes effortless with IO River.

2. How would you describe your primary audience?

   Companies with significant online service.

3. What makes IO River unique?

   At IO River, we have developed the Virtual Edge, a comprehensive and unique solution of Multi-CDN Platform as a Service. IO River makes the transition to multi-CDN platforms seamless, allowing customers to operate efficiently and reach optimal performance, reliability, and cost. We call it: "Virtual Edge", a vendor-agnostic layer on top of multiple CDN platforms with zero overhead on the traffic. IO River’s services include Multi CDN smart traffic switch, management orchestration, consistent security (WAF, Rate Limiting, etc), traffic control (Load Balancing, QoS, etc.) and unified edge computing.

4. What's the story behind IO River?

   As more and more companies seek to avoid reliance on a single vendor for cloud and Edge platforms (e.g. Akamai, Cloudflare, CloudFront, Fastly), IO River has emerged as a brilliant alternative. IO River streamlines the shift to multiple Edge platforms, enabling online services companies to operate effectively and achieve first-class performance, reliability, and cost efficiency. Founders Edward Tsinovoi (CEO) and Michael Hakimi (CTO) witnessed firsthand the challenges big companies faced when transitioning to a multi-Edge architecture. Recognizing that this shift demands substantial resources, which can be a major roadblock for mid-sized and large companies, IO River was born to make this transition more accessible. IO River's innovative Virtual-Edge is a vendor-neutral layer that sits seamlessly on multiple Edge platforms with zero overhead on traffic, bringing together unified management, security features (like WAF), traffic control (such as Load Balancing and QoS) and unified Edge Computing.