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Chapter 19: Serving Static Content Using Azure CDN

Azure CDN is designed to cache to improve the performance of your application while serving static content to multiple users.
Currently, Azure CDN supports Verizon, Akamai, and Microsoft.
Origin is an endpoint that caches resources.
In Azure CDN, the compression feature allows you to compress files on the fly, reducing their size and network latencies.
The default TTL for files is set to seven days.

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