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Using a CDN with Episerver
Here are some helpful links:
https://getadigital.com/blog/add-azure-cdn-or-any-cdn-to-your-episerver-site/
May 02, 2018 15:57
We have used Azure CDN with success. Upload the same way as always but serving the urls from azure with tranformations in web.config for images. We used the same approach as @aniket mentioned in the last link to Getadigital.
It is also possible to use "poor mans cdn" like this solution: https://github.com/bjuris/EPiServer.CdnSupport
This will make image served from a diffrent url making it possible to download more content at the same time for the visitor since you can serve it from a diffrent domain. We have used this as well.
May 02, 2018 16:39
I would recommend Cloudflare (https://www.cloudflare.com/) - there is no extra configuration or coding necessary, you just need to make sure the headers are correct.
May 04, 2018 9:06
EPiServer.CdnSupport mentioned above is recommended to use with Cloudflare (or any origin-pull style CDN) and not just for rewriting URLs to another domain name.
May 07, 2018 21:47
Hi! This helped me alot images, js, css, imagevault images is now served over CDN
What about things like this can it be served over cdn?
Now its served over
mydomain.com/static/js/bundles?v=ycPr38eUkrewZfJbNfq1X65zpxlWB4O0ceFYSNBJNis1
mydomain.com/static/css/bundles?v=5kUKCeY-jkF4jDFYUF6Y5XEHYP_niXLJYNQ5M9Itet01
but i want it to be served over
cdn-mydomain.com/static/js/bundles?v=ycPr38eUkrewZfJbNfq1X65zpxlWB4O0ceFYSNBJNis1
cdn-mydomain.com/static/css/bundles?v=5kUKCeY-jkF4jDFYUF6Y5XEHYP_niXLJYNQ5M9Itet01
May 06, 2020 14:29
If you are using the CdnSupport-project I linked above you just do:
<appSettings>
<add key="episerver:CdnExternalMediaUrl" value="http://static.site.com/"/>
</appSettings>
May 06, 2020 14:36
When i add this Episerver.CdnSupport package i get this urls
https://mydomain/499480/globalassets/3876714204.jpgIf i add the
<appSettings>
<add key="episerver:CdnExternalMediaUrl" value="https://cdn-mydomain.azureedge.net/"/>
</appSettings>I get this urls
https://cdn-mydomain.azureedge.net/499480/globalassets/3876714204.jpgAnd the bundles are still served as
https://cdn-mydomain.azureedge.net/static/js/bundles?v=ycPr38eUkrewZfJbNfq1X65zpxlWB4O0ceFYSNBJNis1
https://cdn-mydomain.azureedge.net/static/css/bundles?v=5kUKCeY-jkF4jDFYUF6Y5XEHYP_niXLJYNQ5M9Itet01So the cdn package seems to work because its adding the hash /499480/ and the cdn url but it cant resolve the new link so its not working with the bundles or the cdn link created. Any suggestions?
Edited,
May 07, 2020 12:27
I have an existing Episerver project, all the images and media are genrally uploaded via the back office's media section.
Recently they have significantly inrecressed the amount of media on the website, and are considring, using some kind of CDN to serve the content.
Is it possible to use a CDN with episerver - I would like the back office users not to have to do anything diffrent than they do now, so still upload the images in the normal way.
Has anyone ever done something like this? where do I start?