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Important
Azure CDN Standard from Microsoft (classic) will be retired on September 30, 2027. To avoid any service disruption, it's important that you migrate your Azure CDN Standard from Microsoft (classic) profiles to Azure Front Door Standard or Premium tier by September 30, 2027. For more information, see Azure CDN Standard from Microsoft (classic) retirement.
Azure CDN from Edgio was retired on January 15, 2025. For more information, see Azure CDN from Edgio retirement FAQ.
After you enable CDN for your application, you can monitor CDN usage, check the health of your delivery, and troubleshoot potential issues. Azure CDN provides these capabilities in the following ways:
Raw logs for Azure CDN from Microsoft
With a Standard Microsoft profile, you can enable raw logs and select to stream logs to:
- Azure Storage
- Event hubs
- Azure Log Analytics
With Azure Log Analytics you can view monitoring metrics, and set up alerts.
For more information, see Azure CDN HTTP raw logs.
Core analytics via Azure diagnostic logs
Core analytics is available for content delivery network endpoints for all pricing tiers. Azure Diagnostics logs allow core analytics to be exported to Azure Storage, Event Hubs, or Azure Monitor logs. Azure Monitor logs offers a solution with graphs that are user-configurable and customizable. For more information about Azure diagnostic logs, see Azure diagnostic logs.
Next steps
In this article, you learned about the different options for analysis reports for Azure CDN.
For more information on Azure CDN and the other Azure services mentioned in this article, see: