Integrate Magento with Medianova CDN
Learn how to integrate your Magento-based e-commerce website with Medianova CDN to improve load speed and ensure high-performance content delivery.
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Learn how to integrate your Magento-based e-commerce website with Medianova CDN to improve load speed and ensure high-performance content delivery.
Medianova provides CDN solutions for leading e-commerce companies in Türkiye to enhance performance, scalability, and customer experience. If your website is built on Magento, you can configure a CDN integration to serve static and media content faster through Medianova’s global edge network.
Before starting, we recommend backing up your Magento files and database.
An active Medianova CDN Resource
Access to your Magento Admin Panel (Administrator role)
Optional: A configured Shared SSL or Custom SSL in the Medianova Control Panel if HTTPS is required

Create a CDN Resource
Log in to the Medianova Control Panel.
Create a new CDN Resource for your Magento domain.
→ Once created, copy the Zone URL (for example: https://example.mncdn.com).
Access Magento Configuration
Log in to your Magento Admin Panel.
In the left-hand menu, go to Stores → Configuration.
Under the General section, select Web.
Configure Base URLs
Open the Base URLs section.
In the Base URL for Static View Files field, enter your Zone URL followed by /static/.
Example: https://example.mncdn.com/static/
In the Base URL for User Media Files field, enter your Zone URL followed by /media/.
Example: https://example.mncdn.com/media/
Save and Clear Cache
Click Save Config to apply the changes.
Navigate to System → Cache Management.
Select all cache types, click Submit, and then choose Flush Magento Cache.
After completing these steps, Magento will deliver static and media files via Medianova CDN.
To confirm integration, check the HTML source code of your website.
All asset URLs should begin with your CDN Zone domain (for example: https://example.mncdn.com).
If your Magento site uses HTTPS, repeat the Base URL configuration steps for the Secure section as well.
Ensure that you have configured Shared SSL or Custom SSL in the Medianova Control Panel before enabling HTTPS.
CDN URLs not visible in HTML
Magento cache not refreshed
Go to System → Cache Management and flush all caches.
Mixed content warning (HTTP/HTTPS)
HTTPS not configured properly in Medianova
Configure Shared SSL or Custom SSL before updating secure URLs.
Slow asset delivery
Zone caching disabled
Check the Zone settings in the Medianova Control Panel and ensure caching is active.
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