Do Media Services integrate with CDN?

Just wonder if Media Services are integrated with CDN and how does this integration affect
egress bandwidth configured by on-demand streaming reserved units?

Media Services On-Demand Streaming will work with any CDN. Egress bandwidth that is allocated or on-demand streaming reserved units can be impacted based on the behavior of the CDN. If a CDN opens up a small # of long running http connections to handle a
large # of client requests this can create affinity issues with the VM's that are behind each reserved unit. As an example and taking liberties to simplify the explanation, if you have 2 reserved units, a CDN could end up creating one long running
connection http connection that is only feeding requests to one reserved instance. As a short term solution to this you would need to work with your CDN to ensure that either the http connections to Media Services are shorter lived or that requests from
the CDN are spread across more of their backend nodes. We are working on a long term solution for this for a future release of Media Services.

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