Forum Discussion
General availability of Office 365 CDN
Few questions regarding public CDN:
1. What does the "(configuration pending)" mean when you add new Origin? Do I need to further configure something to get it working?
2. If following the configuration steps, CDN is first enabled. Does this mean the default origins */MASTERPAGE and */STYLE LIBRARY are now accessible via CDN? To make it possibly worse, if removing the origins only after enabling CDN, it says "WARNING: Content stored in the document library */STYLE LIBRARY is no longer served by Content Delivery Network (CDN). While the effect is immediate, cached content will still be available in the CDN and accessible by everyone anonymously for up to 30 days." Does this mean that everything is now in CDN for 30 days and there's nothing I can do?
Should there _not_ be any defaults, or should it be made very clear that one should remove the default origins _before_ enabling CDN, although it appears to always add these default values when enabling CDN even if you remove them before enabling.
Thx Jussi Palo for great additional questions. Going them throuhg one-by-one.
- (configuration pending) - This means that the CDN configuration towards CDN platform has initiated and you do not need to perform any other operations. Enabling new CDN origin can take up to 15 minutes and if you execute Get-SPOTenantCdnOrigins, you can see the 'configuration pending' message removed. This means that the CDN is now ready to be used.
- I added a additional clarification on avoiding default origins to be created, to the blog post. You can use -NoDefaultOrigins with the
Set-SPOTenantCdnEnabled cmdlet to avoid default origins to be created.