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The correct arrangement for setting up Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) follows a strict dependency order: first create the CDN Profile (the top-level container), then create an Origin Group (which holds origins for load balancing), then configure a new CDN Origin (the…
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The correct arrangement for setting up Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) follows a strict dependency order: first create the CDN Profile (the top-level container), then create an Origin Group (which holds origins for load balancing), then configure a new CDN Origin (the backend source), then add the Origin to the Origin Group, then create a CDN Endpoint (which ties the profile to delivery settings), and finally configure CDN Compression (an optional optimization applied after the endpoint exists). Each step depends on the previous one existing before it can be configured, making the sequence non-negotiable. This logical hierarchy ensures the CDN infrastructure is built from the foundational container down to the specific delivery and optimization settings.
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