Hi Gopi chand Narra,
Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.
- Ensure that the blob you're trying to access exists in the correct container and that the path in the CDN URL matches the blob's actual location. For example, if the URL is
https://<cdn-endpoint>/<container>/<blob>.
Verify that, the blob exists in the specified container. The blob name (including file extension) is correct and case sensitive. - Ensure that the blob is either public or that the CDN endpoint has the correct permissions to access it. If the blob is set to private, you need to generate a SAS token or configure CDN to use private access with auth.
- Ensure the CDN is correctly configured to point to the storage endpoint and that the origin URL is correctly mapped to the Azure Storage account. In the Azure Portal, check your CDN profile under CDN profiles > Endpoints > Origin, and verify that it is correctly set to your storage account.
- If the blob appears to exist and permissions seem correct, you can look at the Storage Analytics Logs to see if the blob access requests are hitting the storage account and what response codes are being returned.
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