Create the first CDN account
Use the wizard, complete the manual package step when required, and prepare the customer-visible workspace.
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Publish an existing website through CDN
Move an existing origin website behind CDN.com.tr with Pull CDN or Hosting origin settings, DNS, SSL, and Apply Changes.
Getting started
Publish an existing website through CDN
Move an existing origin website behind CDN.com.tr with Pull CDN or Hosting origin settings, DNS, SSL, and Apply Changes.
Use cases
A customer already has a website and wants their own domain served through CDN.com.tr without moving the application code.
Workflow
- Create or select the account.
- Complete package purchase and assignment in the panel if required.
- Choose Pull CDN or the matching Hosting/Platforms mode.
- Add the delivery hostname and configure origin Host header behavior.
- Verify DNS and SSL.
- Apply changes and validate public traffic.
Checks
- Origin address and Host header match the intended backend.
- Domain belongs to the selected account.
- DNS and SSL readiness are visible before traffic is considered live.
Smoke tests
- ConfigServiceOriginHostHeaderContractTest covers origin Host header behavior.
- ApiSecurityContractTest covers account-scoped hostname APIs.
Related pages
Host static content with Simple Transfer
In the Add Your Website wizard, choose Push CDN as the content source and Default Endpoint as the delivery method, then publish files from the generated CDN.com.tr endpoint.
Publish an application on Platforms
Create a WordPress, PHP, Managed Container, AI, or Knight Online platform after the account package and entitlement are ready.
Choose content source and delivery method
First choose whether content comes from Pull, Push, or Hosting/Platforms; then choose whether it is delivered from the Default Endpoint, Full DNS Transfer, or a Custom Subdomain.
Apply Changes and watch Operations
Understand why some panel actions queue background work before customer traffic changes.