What is the maximum response size that can be cached by Cloud CDN when byte-range requests are supported?

The maximum response size that can be cached by Cloud CDN when byte-range requests are supported is 5 TB. This allows Cloud CDN to efficiently cache and serve large objects, making it highly scalable for various applications that require the delivery of substantial amounts of data.

Cloud CDN is designed to support high-throughput content delivery while ensuring that byte-range requests are efficiently handled. The 5 TB limit ensures that large media files, software distributions, or any other substantial datasets can be cached, which enhances performance and reduces latency for end-users.

This capability is especially beneficial for applications dealing with high volumes of traffic and large data sizes, as it takes full advantage of Google's global distribution network to cache and serve content closer to users, making network usage more efficient and cost-effective.

In contrast, the other options present lower limits that do not align with the scalable nature of Cloud CDN in handling large response sizes effectively. This significant caching capacity is crucial for optimizing content delivery on the cloud.