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CDN Integration

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Use a CDN distribution with an Object Storage Bucket origin to put a global cache in front of your bucket. Static files, media, and other assets are served from edge nodes closer to your users, reducing latency and origin load.

CDN distributions are managed under Network & Security → CDN in the portal. For the full reference — including custom origins, every cache policy, custom domains, and troubleshooting — see Network & Security → CDN.

Before you begin

  • An active IBEE Cloud project (Create a project)
  • An Object Storage bucket with files to distribute (Create a bucket)

Front a bucket with the CDN

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1. Open CDN

In the portal, click CDN in the left sidebar under Network & Security.

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2. Open the Create dialog

Click + Create CDN. The Create CDN Distribution dialog opens.

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3. Fill in the fields

FieldValue
Namee.g. assets-prod
Origin TypeObject Storage Bucket
Select a bucketPick the bucket to front (use the searchable dropdown)
Cache PolicyStatic Assets for long-lived assets, or Media Files for video/audio
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4. Save

Click Create Distribution. The distribution is provisioned and assigned a CDN URL like dl-{hash}.cdn.ibee.ai with an automatic SSL certificate.

To attach your own hostname (e.g. cdn.example.com) instead of the default dl-{hash}.cdn.ibee.ai, see Custom Domains. The bucket must be public for a custom domain to be configured.

Cache policy quick reference

PolicyTTLBest for
Static Assets1 yearImages, fonts, CSS, JS
Media Files30 daysVideo and audio
Short Cache1 hourFrequently changing content
No CacheNoneAlways fetches from origin

See Network & Security → CDN for full details.

Related pages

  • Network & Security → CDN
  • Buckets
  • Custom Domains
  • Bucket policies