VOD Station CDN manual connection
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    VOD Station CDN manual connection

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    Article Summary

    You can manually connect a separate CDN to the VOD Station Channel.

    Check origin path

    An origin path required for setting CDN needs to be checked in the created channel's information.
    The following describes how to check the origin path.

    1. In NAVER Cloud Platform console, click the Services > Media > VOD Station menus, in that order.
    2. Click the Channel menu.
    3. Select the channel to connect with CDN and click the [Channel information] button.
    4. Check the path in the Origin path in the information pop-up window.
      <example> vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com/2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide

    Global Edge connection

    The following describes how to set up Global Edge to connect with a VOD streaming channel.

    1. In NAVER Cloud Platform console, click the Services > Content Delivery > Global Edge menus, in that order.
    2. From the Management menu, click the [Create Edge] button.
    3. For manual connection of VOD Station, select [Self Integration].
    4. Enter the Edge name in the Edge name settings page.
    5. In the Service Settings page, enter the service protocol, service region, and service domain.
      • You are recommended to use HTTPS for the service protocol.
      • If you want to use a domain you own, a certificate for the domain will be required to provide a service using the HTTPS protocol.
    6. In the Origin settings page, enter the origin information of VOD Station Channel.
      • Origin domain settings
        • Select the [Use custom origin] and enter the origin information of VOD Station Channel.
          • Origin information: enter the origin path's first/front domain.
            <example>vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com
      • Forward host header settings
        • Select Origin Hostname.
      • Origin protocol settings
        • Set as HTTPS and port number as 443.
      • Origin path (optional): enter the origin path from the first "/" to the end in /[memberNo]/[channelId] format.
        <example> 2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide
    7. In the Cache settings page, set cache as below.
      • Default Caching: set it to "Enabled" and set the detailed options as below.
        • Cache option: prioritize origin cache-control header
        • Serve Stale object : Serve stale if unable to validate
        • Maxage: 1 second
      • Negative TTS(s): enabled
      • Bypass Query String: disabled
      • Cache Key Hostname : Incoming Host Header
      • Cache key Ignore Query String: ignore all
      • Remove Vary Header: enabled
      • Edge Auth: disabled
    8. In the Roll builder page, set the cache detailed rules as below.
      • CORS: disabled, HTTP/2: enabled, True-Client-IP Header: disabled, HSTS: disabled
      • Set the HTTP Header Modification on a lower end as below.
        1. Select the Modify Client Response Header value
        2. Rule Name : ACAO, Action : Modify, Header Name : Access-Control-Allow-Origin, Value : *
        3. Click Save button on the lower right end
    9. In the Optimize page, set the optimization.
      • Zip transfer: enabled, large file transfer: disabled
    10. You may use the basic settings for Access Control.
    11. Once the settings are complete, check your configuration, and click the [Setting completed] button on the upper left end.

    CDN+ connection (Deprecated)

    The following describes how to set up CDN+ to connect with a VOD streaming channel.

    1. In NAVER Cloud Platform console, click the Services > Networking > CDN+ (Domestic) menus, in that order.
    2. Click the CDN menu and then click the [CDN request] button.
      • If you have already created CDN+, you can select the CDN+ to use from the list, click the [Change settings] button, and change settings according to the following instructions.
    3. Set service name, protocol, domain, and so on in the Service settings page.
      • You are recommended to use HTTPS for the protocol.
      • If you want to use a domain you own, a certificate for the domain will be required to provide a service using the HTTPS protocol.
    4. Use the origin path from the channel information to enter the origin's location and path in the Origin settings page, and then set the related items according to the following instructions.
      • Origin location: enter the origin path's first/front domain.
        <example>vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com
      • Set the protocol as HTTPS and port number as 443.
      • Origin path (optional): enter the origin path from the first "/" to the end in /[memberNo]/[channelId] format.
        <example> 2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide
      • Forward Host Header: select Origin Hostname.
      • Cache Key Hostname: select Incoming Host Header.
      • Gzip Compression: select Disabled.
    5. In the Caching settings page, set the Caching Option to the origin's Cache-Control header first, and set the Force Revalidation of Stale Objects to provide only valid contents.
    6. From the Set viewer transfer page, set the Custom header (user response) item to Enabled, and then add a header as shown below.
      • Action: Modify
      • Header Name: Access-Control-Allow-Origin
      • Header Value: *
    Note

    It is a header required for playing the HLS/DASH protocol. You can change Header Value depending on your operation policy.

    1. Once the settings are complete, check your configuration, and click the [Setting completed] button on the upper right end.

    Global CDN connection (Deprecated)

    The following describes how to set up Global CDN to connect with a VOD streaming channel.

    1. In NAVER Cloud Platform console, click the Services > Networking > Global CDN menus, in that order.
    2. Click the CDN menu and then click the [CDN request] button.
      • If you have already created Global CDN, you can select the Global CDN to use from the list, click the [Change settings] button, and change settings according to the following instructions.
    3. Set service name, protocol, domain, and so on in the Service settings page.
      • You are recommended to use HTTPS for the protocol.
      • If you want to use a domain you own, a certificate for the domain will be required to provide a service using the HTTPS protocol.
    4. Use the origin path from the channel information to enter the origin's location and path in the Origin settings page, and then set the related items according to the following instructions.
      • Origin location: enter the origin path's first/front domain.
        <example> vs2-k1.video.media.ntruss.com
      • Set the port number as 443.
      • Origin path (optional): enter the origin path from the first "/"
        to the end in /[memberNo]/[channelId] format.
        <example> 2605331/vs-20210927100715-JzTmiAk/guide
      • Forward Host Header: select Origin Hostname.
      • Cache Key Hostname: select Incoming Host Header.
      • Gzip Compression: select Disabled.
    5. In the Caching settings page, set the Caching Option to the origin’s cache control and expires headers first, and set the Force Revalidation of Stale Objects to provide only valid contents.
    6. From the Set viewer transfer page, set the Custom header (user response) item to Enabled, and then add a header as shown below.
      • Action: Modify
      • Header Name: Access-Control-Allow-Origin
      • Header Value: *
    Note

    It is a header required for playing the HLS/DASH protocol. You can change Header Value depending on your operation policy.

    1. Once the settings are complete, check your configuration, and click the [CDN request] button.

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