► Will Microsofts CDN increase perfomance for linked HTML files?

Question

Content I pull in from a Document Library

This is just f.. slow..

Same site pulls in content from our own HTTPS server

Questions

• Will using Microsofts CDN solution par our own HTTPS server speed?

  from answer > Yes

• My clients edit these HTML files using the built-in Office365 HTML Editor
  Is this Editor available on the CDN as well?

  from answer > Not on the CDN,
  original files remain in the Tenant library and sync to the CDN (update may take 15 minutes)

[also see comments in first answer]

CDN resources

• https://dev.office.com/blogs/office-365-public-cdn-developer-preview-release

• https://blog.mastykarz.nl/publish-sharepoint-framework-client-side-web-parts-office-365-public-cdn/

Answer 1

Simple answer - yes. The flow should work such that they edit the version in the library, and it will automatically update on the CDN. Note that the CDN is public (although you can't get the list of files from akamai - you need to know the URL), so don't put stuff up there that you wouldn't want someone to see.