Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)

Step 1: Create a storage account, cloud service, web application

In search bar type storage account and then choose from left navigation pane.

+ Create to create new storage account

Choose your subscription and resource group

Name	cdnstorage1122
Region	East US
Performance	Standard
Redundancy	GRS

and Create Upon completion of deployment, open cdnstorage1122 and choose container from left navigation.

+ Container to create new container

Name	mycdncontainer
Public access level	container (anonymous read access for container and blobs)

Create Open c

Step 2: Create a CDN Profile resource

On home page click on + Create a resource

Type cdn, choose cdn profile, and click + Create

Choose subscription and resource group

Name	cdnprofile1
Region	Global
Pricing tier	Standard Microsoft

Click on review + create to create Note: If error found go to azure cloud shell and run this command to register

To view	Get-AzResourceProvider -ProviderNamespace Microsoft.Cdn
To register	Register- AzResourceProvider -ProviderNamespace Microsoft.Cdn

Step 3: Create a new CDN Endpoint node

Upon completion open cdnprofile1 and click +Endpoint to add endpoint

Name	cndendpoint557
Origin type	Storage
Origin host name	cdnstorage1122.blob.core.windows.net
Path	cdnstorage1122.blob.core.windows.net/cdnstorage1122/mycdncontainer/77.jfif (origin hostname/storage/container/filename)
Origin host header	cdnstorage1122.blob.core.windows.net
Ports	Leave default

Add

When created successfully, open this, copy the origin host name, and paste in any browser. Add container and file name with its extension. It will look like this

cdnstorage1122.blob.core.windows.net/mycdncontainer/77.jfif and press enter.

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Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)