Content Delivery Networks (CDN) have become very popular in the past several years. They offer an easy way to save bandwidth, and bring content physically closer to end-users. CDNs offer a variety of services, though pricing and features are usually tailored to larger content providers. As a smaller provider myself, using an ADSL line to host my websites — and as a SysAdmin who prefers to host his own content — I decided to mirror my static content, and redirect traffic as I needed. The following describes a solution to keeping all of content local, yet mirroring static content for faster delivery.