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From YouTube: Implementing CDNs

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Season 1, episode 3 walks through implementing CDNs for your SharePoint Online Tenant. Future episodes whilst still remaining IT Pro focused, will cover using Public CDNs in client-side code.

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Good day and welcome to season 1 episode, 3 in the one raiven ship on performance miniseries today we're going to talk about implementing, see details. Cd ends are content, delivery networks, otherwise known as caching locations that are located close to ever.

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The user is accessing the internet from bear in mind that if you access through a centralized proxy, it means it'll be wherever that centralized proxy server is so I would check with your networking team to ensure that your optimized there for your from a network connectivity perspective well I'm, covering networking today, we may cover that in a later series.

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My name is Scott Stewart I'm, a senior program manager in the onedrive in SharePoint engineering team. What you'll notice is that we have these little mini webcasts. They are 10, roughly 10, minute episodes and we'll cover small segments in order to make it easier to consume. I recommend watching previous episode. Should you want more context and in your notice that I do refer between the different episodes as well? Today's the January, it's briefly going to talk about which city ends to use, we'll talk about the commands hit.

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A little will dig dive deeper into shape on PowerShell, implementing CD ends and CDN policies. Please note: it's not a developer session. This is a setting for administrators. They will then go and do this so we're not going to cover your development today. We're also talking about CD ends, and we mention the SharePoint framework very simply to show you where, when you deploy a shape, one framework webparts where the actual files or supported files go you'll notice in each episode. We also talked about helpful links right so which CD ins use.

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As I said, we covered this in a previous episode, so I'm going to briefly cover it. I want to touch on origins otherwise known as folders or library locations in CD ends. The terminology origin refers to the actual location where the files are. Please note that just because you've made an origin doesn't mean that the seat that it will create that location you have to go and create the location in SharePoint and then go and specified in cen. We do not verify the location exists.

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We assume that you have mash up the names, and this is on purpose, because we wouldn't want different areas to be making changes on different places. You should go and set the location and then actually come in and actually set up the CDN for that purpose. We do have certain automatic origins as we call them and those are enabled when you turn on public and private CDN. All right today, we'll be covering public and private is obviously a public common one and I can't eat right enough.

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You should use these and not have these jQuery or J's files or if they'll, either file types that are available from other CD ends. Then use the CDN location. Don't save these into own personal libraries right so quickly on the command set, then we jump straight in what you'll see is we'll go to get use the get come on. I'll show you the tenancy end items that are available or commands that are available.

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You will see we follow a standard practice of set get add, remove, for example, with get being hey, go and get the setting and add the setting, remove, removing the setting and then, in certain cases, you'll use the set command, not an ADD, because you're setting certain properties, whereas an ADD, if you're adding items all right. So let's jump straight into that and you will jump into the demo and the demo is going to be covering a very brief on PowerShell and implementing CD ends.

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Please note this is not a PowerShell lesson, but an implementing CD ends using PowerShell lesson all right. So let's jump straight onto PowerShell may, as you can see I'm using a sharepoint online management. Shell, if you do not have this installed, please go and install it as it as an administrator. The person accessing and running this will need to be an administrator that has the missions to be able to connect to the service.

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What you'll notice is that the command line said that I'm actually going to be using you'll see the URL is connect SPS service with the URL being ODS pce test. That's the name of my actual tenant admin dot on Microsoft comm. You will simply replace your tenant name and you will still link connected admin right. That is the connected administration. Part of that service. I really done that.

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So what I'm now going to do is do the come on just to show you how that works and I'm gonna put 10 and CN so that you can see the command set. I have some PNP come-ons already installed as well. So today we wouldn't be covering that we'll be talking about the SPO ones, as you can see in multiple places here.

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So in my particular case, I have privacy in already configured, but I don't have my public one, so I'm gonna now go and configure it.

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How do I know what's Confederates configured I would simply I can simply then go and use the Get Command and say get SPO, tenant, CD and enabled, and because there are two types I told you about, you need to specify the type and, in my case, I'm gonna go and see, enable private, cen and if you'll, see I'll, get back an answer, and it tells me yes, it's true I have enabled it.

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If I did the same for public you'll notice that I don't have public enabled and I will get back false, so I'm now gonna go and set that because it's a policy I'm now going to set it and you'll also see that I will get a prompt to tell me that I in is using a third party and I want to highlight that. Let me just go and run that quickly and you'll notice that this is. This feature is built on a third party application.

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Please check with your privacy team. You need to make sure you comply with your company's privacy policy. Obviously, this has obviously got a commitments to our Microsoft trust Center, to make sure that we all read: Elysee follow certain privacy standards and boundaries if you've got regional boundaries and you need to be concerned with runnin for privacy team. This is hosted by a company called echo mine and there are a third-party provider to Microsoft.

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Please note that there is no extra charge for the service and we are currently looking at geographical boundaries and what can be done in that space. But at this time this is the functionality of the CDN szybist and today I'm going to say yes, because I want to use an enable public CN. It will then fire off and what you'll notice is. It comes up with three default locations, master, page style, library and client side assets.

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What you will see from this mine doesn't say: configuration pending yours for the first time would say that it means you've, never configured. It you'll get a little message same configuration pending. It usually takes about 15 minutes, maybe 20 minutes up to 60 in some cases, but typically a 15 minute period for it to do this. You'll. Also notice the Asterix or the star in front of it that is a wild card, and that actually says within my any psych collection. Please go and find this location and use it in the public CDN.

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Should you not want to use that you could simply send no default origins and we'll talk about origins shortly. These are what we call origins. They are folders or locations. If you don't want the defaults and I do recommend the default. Almost some people would want to individually control. That's your choice. Just bear in mind that if you don't take the defaults, this client side asks it's. One, for example, is for use with the ship on framework. That's why it's mentioned any Jas or any added files that are supported by CDN.

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If they are in a ship one from a web part, they will actually automatically go into this location and automate can be served from the CDN. So just bear that in mind. Should you choose not to your default right? So, let's say, for example, I want to now understand. This is public. What about my private settings? I told you they're already on so how do I get what they are? I simply go good SEO, tenant and I go CDN, origins and I go and again see the n-type.

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Don't forget that and you're gonna go a CDN type and I want to go and get the private one and now I'll pull it back and you'll notice. I have a few location specified already the top three are by default and then publishing images and company private CDN. Those are lines that I specify, particularly this one here as well.

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I want to draw your attention I added that very simple come on to do that I would simply go and say, add HBO, tenant, CDN origins and I would then go and say, see and tied and I'm going to say in this case private and should I want to add that one, it's a really added but I'll, to show you how I edited it star, company, private, yeah and I would simply go and run it like that and I would get that CD and added now.

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The reason I mentioned this one is I chose to separate my private data images aside and but the simple reason that sometimes we want our publishers or our content owners or authors, whoever they are to use a specific location for private. So we can group them together. I chose to do this in this scenario. Just to show you a different CDN, I'm gonna just go and call this my privacy and just you can see the command set run.

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I'm sorry I forgot the forward, slash whoopsie-daisy, so let's go must all my private, so there would be my private I'm gonna. Add that one oh and I haven't specified it correct what did I miss? If you have a look back here, what you'll see is I, miss saying Origin URL you've got to specify each of these are properties that you've got to go and specify so I said private, Origin URL and that's the origin URL.

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So I'm going to go and add that and it's gonna say are you sure you want to do this and I say yes, you'll notice, it'll come back and you'll say configuration pending and again that takes about 15 minutes or so to run. If I want to check the policies, I can see a good SPO tin and what is the policy?

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Well, that's the file type that I want to go, get and again CDN socket use of the fact that it's public or private, because they can have different policies or different items here that you can specify and I'm gonna go run that and it's going to come back and say hey. These are the file extensions. There are no classifications and so on and so on. If I want to change these, please bear in mind. You need to copy the entire road physically.

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Take that and if I want to add new policies, then I would actually have to go and say, set that's policies, I, say, set CDN policy said SB, o tenant come on, SB, o tin and C in policy and I'm gonna go CD and type.

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Don't forget the type and in my case private, my typing is off today private and I'm, then gonna go and say what the policy type is and if I do it, I would have to specify all of the old ones first and then a comma, and whenever my new one is so Vince on, but I wanted to support a different type in here.

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Let's say not PNG or gif. What's another pic, whatever the type might be, I would have to go and do that I cannot just add one I have to add them all back. It is a stream variable, so you would have to be a gonad to go back all right and I would simply then fire that off now there are always the other commands.

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I might go through every come on set, but to get you started, you simply need to enable a CDN make sure you have cleared it with your privacy team and you will then have default out of the box CD, it's as simple as that right. So, let's go back and briefly finish off.

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You'll see the next part that we cover is CD ends and SharePoint framework, while I'm not going to cover too much on this you'll notice that when, when I enabled public CD and client-side assets is there and I've got a ship on framework web part area, you'll notice, the J's file automated go into that location as well. Public CDN starts with the words public CDN private, with private, but notice. A big difference in the URLs public is a fixed URL, but please do not hard code. This further episode.

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You will see if you need to use this in your client side code and we'll show you how to do that. There is a property available on the page that allow you to take that that the reason is that may change in the future, and we don't want you to be stuck having to go change all your code, private CD and recycles every 60 minutes. So please never hard code. This it is.

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It will not work for a longer than 60 minutes and then you'll notice, these other CDN URLs here, and these are ones that Microsoft uses internally in order to actually load our own files from CDs and our helpful links and you'll notice. This episode was for actually longer than others, but doing a demo on CD ends. I felt it necessary to take a little bit extra time on it. These are good links for you to go to. Thank you once again for your time today and keep watching.