- Create a CDN client that serves as the entry point for managing Azure CDN.
- Retrieve detailed information about existing CDN profiles and their endpoints.
- Automate the creation of new CDN profiles and endpoints, reducing manual intervention.
- Purge CDN endpoints to clear cached content and ensure users receive the most updated origin content.
Using the .NET SDK for Azure CDN enables seamless integration into your existing .NET applications while automating otherwise manual CDN operations.
Creating a CDN Management Client
The following C# code snippet demonstrates how to instantiate a CDN management client using token credentials and a subscription ID:Listing CDN Profiles and Endpoints
Use the method below to list all CDN profiles within a specified resource group and enumerate each profile’s endpoints. This method is useful for auditing your current CDN configuration and ensuring optimal resource allocation.A Comprehensive CDN Management Demo
The following comprehensive example shows how to list existing CDN profiles and their endpoints within your Azure subscription. This demo uses default Azure credentials from Visual Studio Code to generate the necessary token for accessing the Azure Management API.For real-world scenarios, many CDN management tasks are commonly executed using Azure CLI, PowerShell, or the Azure Portal. However, if you are a .NET developer aiming to integrate CDN management within your application, the .NET SDK offers a practical solution.