Developing applications using Azure CDN
Azure CDN itself does not give you anything special—it just caches content and takes responsibility for serving it without delays. The important thing, however, is to know how you can use it in your applications. In Azure, integrating Azure CDN with—for example—Azure App Service—is a piece of cake. It only takes a few mouse clicks to get your CDN working with your existing web applications. In the last section of this chapter, you will see what is required to get the integration set up and ready to improve your website’s performance.
Configuring Azure App Service with Azure CDN
To configure Azure App Service to work with your instance of Azure CDN, you will need to go to the Networking blade, as shown in the following screenshot. This gives you the ability to enable different web app features, including a CDN:
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