Google Cloud Media CDN
CDN & Delivery

Google Cloud Media CDN

Streamcake registers Media CDN edge origins and host routing so live streams use your CDN domain on a shared Google edge cache service.
Streamcake's Google Cloud Media CDN service integrates with the Network Services APIs to manage stream delivery through Google edge infrastructure. For each stream path the workflow registers edge cache origins idempotently, resolves origin addresses from contribution URLs and optional default object-storage host mapping, and updates host rules and path matchers on your pre-provisioned edge cache service. Preview and active URL types receive routing at the right lifecycle moments, profile identifiers select hostname and origin settings, and playback helpers substitute the CDN domain while preserving paths. Workflow event logs record provisioning steps; cloud-side metrics complement operational visibility. Removal paths in the current implementation do not delete routes automatically, so operators should monitor routing growth alongside cache and origin health.

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