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articles/container-apps/how-to-integrate-with-azure-front-door.md

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Instead, you use an AFD endpoint to access your container app.
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## Create an Azure Front Door profile
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## Create an Azure Front Door profile and endpoint
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1. Search for **Front Door** in the top search bar.
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1. Select **Front Door and CDN profiles** in the search results.
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my-afd-endpoint.<HASH>.b01.azurefd.net
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## Approve the private endpoint connection
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1. Browse to the overview page for the environment named *my-environment* you created previously.
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1. Expand **Settings** > **Networking**.
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1. In the *Private endpoint connections* page, approve each connection with the description `AFD Private Link Request`.
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1. Browse to the AFD endpoint hostname you recorded previously. You see the output for the quickstart container app image.
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## Access your container app from Azure Front Door
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Browse to the AFD endpoint hostname you recorded previously. You see the output for the quickstart container app image.
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It takes a few minutes for your AFD profile to be deployed globally, so if you do not see the expected output at first, wait a few minutes and then refresh.
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