AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure CDN - Lab Activity

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on setting up and configuring Azure CDN for a web app. It covers creating a CDN profile, configuring endpoints, and exploring various options and pricing tiers. Advanced settings such as caching, compression, and geo-filtering are also discussed, offering a detailed understanding of optimizing content delivery using Azure CDN.

What is the primary purpose of setting up a CDN profile for an Azure web app?

• To enhance the security of the web app

• To improve the performance and delivery of web content

• To reduce the cost of hosting the web app

• To enable offline access to the web app

Why is it important for the CDN endpoint name to be unique?

• To avoid conflicts with other customers

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To comply with Azure's naming policies

• To ensure it is not confused with other endpoints

What can be included in a CDN profile?

• Only custom origins

• Only web applications

• Multiple endpoints for different services

• Only storage accounts

How many CDN profiles can you create per subscription?

• Unlimited

• 10

• 5

• 8

Which pricing tier is NOT mentioned for Azure CDN?

• Azure CDN from Akamai

• Azure CDN from Google

• Azure CDN premium from Verizon

• Standard Microsoft

What is the purpose of file compression in CDN settings?

• To convert files to a different format

• To increase file size for better quality

• To improve file transfer speed and reduce bandwidth costs

• To encrypt files for security

What does Geo filtering allow you to do in CDN settings?

• Block or allow access based on IP address

• Block or allow access from specific countries

• Encrypt data for specific regions

• Optimize content delivery for specific devices