Creating and Configuring CDN Resources
Follow these steps to enable the CDN service from the Control panel:
- Open the CDN section.
- Click Create CDN resource.
- Choose a CDN provider:
- Click Configure CDN.
- Enter CDN resource name. The name is entered for convenience in the Control panel.
- Select a content source. As a source of content, you can use a container in the cloud storage or your web server, which is specified by a domain name or IP address.
- Indicate the Interaction protocol between the CDN and the content source — HTTP or HTTPS.
- Enter Domain. CDN downloads files directly from the main server by contacting it by domain or IP address, which is indicated as the source. It is recommended to use a domain name instead of an IP address, as this is a more convenient and universal approach. You can add multiple domains after creating a CDN resource.
- If a content source uses a non-standard port (standard ports are 80 and 443), you can enter the custom port used.
- If Cloud Storage is selected as the content source — select a container. Only one container in the Cloud Storage can be used as a source. If necessary, change the Port.
- A «personal domain» for content distribution can be specified after creating a CDN resource.
- Click Create CDN resource.