📄️ Managing CDN Accounts
IO River provides you the ability to leverage multiple CDNs for your traffic to improve performance, availability and cost. Our platform supports all major CDN providers and most of the global CDNs:
📄️ Add a CDN Provider to your Account
To add a CDN provider to your account:
📄️ Updating & Deleting a CDN Account
Updating a CDN Account
📄️ Creating an API user in Akamai
You can add your Akamai CDN account to IO River and use it with your services. In order to add Akamai as one of your CDN providers, you need to create an API user in your Akamai account.
📄️ Unmanaged CDN Provider
The CDN providers you add when you Add a CDN Provider to your account are Managed CDNs, meaning you can configure them via the IO River platform.
📄️ Creating an API Token for Cloudflare
You can add your Cloudflare CDN account to IO River and use it with your services. In order to add Cloudflare as one of your CDN providers, you need to create an API token in your Cloudflare account.
📄️ Creating a CloudFront Role in AWS
You can add your CloudFront CDN to IO River and use it with your services. To do this, you need an AWS role that allows IO River to manage your CloudFront distributions.
📄️ Creating an API Token in Fastly
You can add your Fastly CDN account to IO River and use it with your services. In order to add Fastly as one of your CDN providers, you need to create an API token in your Fastly account.
📄️ Creating an Application for Azure CDN
You can add your Azure CDN to IO River and use it with your services. In order to add Azure CDN as one of your CDN providers, you need to have an Azure application which can be used with IO River.
📄️ Creating a GCP Cloud CDN IAM Member
You can add your GCP Cloud CDN to IO River and use it with your services. To add Cloud CDN as one of your CDN providers, you need to configure IAM members in your GCP project. The IAM member needs permissions to manage your load balancers in your GCP project.