az cdn endpoint

Manage CDN endpoints. Azure CLI extensions reference

12 commands 10 options Its page in the Azure CLI extensions reference

Commands

12, each with its page

createCreate a new CDN endpoint with the specified endpoint name under the specified subscription, resource group and profile.deleteDelete an existing CDN endpoint with the specified endpoint name under the specified subscription, resource group and profile.listList existing CDN endpoints.loadPre-loads a content to CDN.purgeRemoves a content from CDN.ruleManage delivery rules for an endpoint.showGet an existing CDN endpoint with the specified endpoint name under the specified subscription, resource group and profile.startStarts an existing CDN endpoint that is on a stopped state.stopStops an existing running CDN endpoint.updateUpdate an existing CDN endpoint with the specified endpoint name under the specified subscription, resource group and profile.validate-custom-domainValidates the custom domain mapping to ensure it maps to the correct CDN endpoint in DNS.waitPlace the CLI in a waiting state until a condition is met.

Options

10 in the Azure CLI extensions reference

--content-paths, --profile-name, --location

--content-types-to-compressList of content types on which compression applies.

--enable-compressionIf compression is enabled, content will be served as compressed if user requests for a compressed version.

--name, -nName of the CDN endpoint.

--no-httpIndicates whether HTTP traffic is not allowed on the endpoint.

--no-httpsIndicates whether HTTPS traffic is not allowed on the endpoint.

--origin-host-headerThe Host header to send for requests to this origin.

--origin-pathA directory path on the origin that Azure CDN can use to retrieve content from.

--originEndpoint origin specified by the following space-delimited 6 tuple: www.example.com http_port https_port private_link_resource_id private_link_location private_link_approval_message.

--query-string-cachingDefines how CDN caches requests that include query strings.