Adding a CDN Profile with Microsoft.CDN?

David Long 46 Reputation points
2022-09-10T21:59:19.493+00:00

I am needing to host a Windows game package for the Windows Store, and need to provide a Package URL. I see that the Store requires packages to be hosted on a CDN.

I guess I'm lost in the Azure mire. I was able to add Microsoft.CDN to the subscription, and had to log out and back in for the subscribed CDN to be allowed. I then created an end-point.

The end point needs a custom domain. All I need to do is upload the Package files for the Windows setup, maybe 10 files and 2 directories, and don't know where or how to do so. The MS Azure Storage Explorer was installed, but there I cannot get access to my Azure resources, as it wants keys and such.

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  1. risolis 8,721 Reputation points
    2022-09-11T01:24:13.467+00:00

    Hello @David Long

    I would like to assist you on this one and If I understood correctly what you described previously I am going to paste few images down below so please check them:

    • You can either use the SAS o the accessKey to be able to use it on the Storage explorer app:

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    • Furthermore, direct yourself to the storage explorer app and click on connector/plugger icon:

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    -Then, paste back your SAS or AccessKey string on the following field:

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    I hope you can find this useful to overcome your concern.

    Looking forward to your feedback,

    Cheers,

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