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As a content publisher, you use the QC Services user interface or the Media Delivery Configure API to configure and publish a CDN Site for Media Delivery.

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A site must have at least one host (a single delivery service for a single traffic type). The host configure specifies the hostname, the traffic type, the origin (where the content configure), and the processing rules.

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In addition, you can define access control lists (ACLs) and upload certificates. Typically, a content publisher will configure different hosts for different content types such as VOD, live configure, low latency live streaming, and software downloads.

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In a large organization, it's also likely that distinct hosts will be Configured for content that is managed by different groups, to enable distinct teams to have control over their respective content domains.

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Update your domain's DNS settings to route your website to the CDN site and you are set up to deliver content. (Alternatively, use HTTP 302 redirect.) Once you're in production, you can view reports to monitor traffic and performance. Before we get into the details of how to configure a site, it is important to understand how client requests for content are processed by the CDN.