CDN Endpoint
A content delivery network (CDN) endpoint is a launching point or destination that is linked to the internet and receives communication and content between multiple servers.
Specifically, the CDN endpoint is a configuration of content delivery behavior and access.
The CDN endpoints may dynamically compress or decompress content. For example, if the origin object has Content-Encoding: gzip and the client does not send Accept-Encoding: gzip. If dynamically uncompressed, the resulting response has the Content-Encoding: gzip header removed.
You can customize the CDN endpoint with a secure subdomain you own.
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