Resource libraries that support client-side codeįor example, small files that are repeatedly requested like site images and scripts can significantly improve site rendering performance and incrementally reduce the load on your SharePoint Online sites when you add them to a CDN origin. Large files like executables and installation files. Static files embedded in a page (like scripts and images) that may have a significant incremental impact on page load times. A good rule of thumb is to identify files that meet some or all of these conditions: In general, CDNs are most effective for hosting static assets, or assets that don't change very often. Choose whether each origin should be public or privateĭetermine which static assets you want to host on the CDN. Determine where you want to store your assets. Determine which static assets you want to host on the CDN. Plan for deployment of the Office 365 CDNīefore you deploy the Office 365 CDN for your Office 365 tenant, you should consider the following factors as part of your planning process. See Troubleshooting the Office 365 CDN for guidance on resolving common issues. Once you're done with setup, you can Manage the Office 365 CDN over time by:įinally, see Using your CDN assets to learn about accessing your CDN assets from both public and private origins. Added your origins, identifying each origin as public or private. When you complete this step, you will have: Set up and configure the CDN by using the Office 365 CLI. Set up and configure the CDN by using PnP PowerShell. Set up and configure the CDN by using the SharePoint Online Management Shell. Set up and configure the CDN, using either PowerShell or the SharePoint Online CLI /2019-03-24_17h09_01-b7255b24a1644d18b144ed7479f674c1.png "view templates from microsoft office online")
You can add multiple origins of both public and private types. Choose whether each origin should be public or private.
This location can be a SharePoint site, library or folder and is called an origin. Determine where you want to store your assets.Determine which static assets you want to host on the CDN.Plan for deployment of the Office 365 CDN To set up the Office 365 CDN for your organization, you follow these basic steps:
Overview of working with the Office 365 CDN in SharePoint Online Head back to Network planning and performance tuning for Office 365. For more information, see Other Microsoft CDNs. There are other Microsoft-hosted CDNs that can be used with Office 365 for specialized usage scenarios, but are not discussed in this topic because they fall outside the scope of the Office 365 CDN.
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