Azure's CDN isn't like other CDNs in that you can't point it at an
arbitrary domain. It can only point to an Azure service. You can do the
same thing you do on App Engine: run a tiny "reflector" app on the
service that simply copies requests to where you would have pointed the
CDN. I got it to work with both a PHP and Python (WSGI) reflector. I
wrote up how to do WSGI at the link above.
Azure has different service offerings: Azure Websites (web hosting,
that's that I used), Cloud Services (a little more complicated, with
e.g. databases and periodic worker tasks), and Virtual Machines (what it
sounds like). I found Cloud Services to be a pain to set up and settled
on Azure Websites. I didn't try a Virtual Machine. A VM has the
intriguing possibility of dispensing with the reflector and just running
your proxy (e.g. Tor bridge) directly on Azure itself.
Azure Websites gives you a subdomain of azurewebsites.net. Once you have
it set up, you can set up the CDN to point to it with a subdomain of
vo.msecnd.net. The advantage of adding the CDN layer is you can then
front using other domains that use the CDN. The domain I'm using is
ajax.aspnetcdn.com, but there might be better ones.
David Fifield
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This is great David! Azure is particularly intriguing because it's
apparently much bigger than I realized and supposedly might overtake
Amazon AWS in overall revenue
(http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/28/azure_catching_up_on_aws/).
That hopefully means there are some big (high collateral damage) sites
running on there that we don't know about.
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Hi, i tried setting up Azure as you said, i pointed the Azure cdn to custom origin domain that points to ip address where m meek server runs on port 443. But i always get gateway timeout error. Can you suggest a solution for this...