In this article, we will explore the usage of the New-AzCdnHealthProbeParametersObject cmdlet in PowerShell for the Windows environment. This cmdlet is specifically designed for managing and configuring health probes for Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) resources. By understanding and utilizing this cmdlet, Windows system administrators can effectively monitor and maintain the health of their CDN resources.

Azure CDN is a globally distributed network of servers that delivers content to end-users with high availability and performance. To ensure the availability and reliability of CDN resources, health probes are used to periodically check the status of endpoints and determine if they are healthy or not. The New-AzCdnHealthProbeParametersObject cmdlet allows administrators to create and configure health probes with custom settings.

Examples:
1. Creating a new health probe object:

$healthProbe = New-AzCdnHealthProbeParametersObject -Path "/" -Protocol "Http" -IntervalInSeconds 60 -TimeoutInSeconds 10 -HealthProbeMethod "GET"

This example creates a new health probe object with the specified parameters. The health probe will send an HTTP GET request to the root ("/") path of the endpoint every 60 seconds, with a timeout of 10 seconds.

2. Updating an existing health probe object:

$healthProbe.TimeoutInSeconds = 15

$healthProbe.IntervalInSeconds = 30

This example demonstrates how to update the timeout and interval settings of an existing health probe object. By modifying the properties of the object, administrators can adjust the probe parameters according to their requirements.

3. Assigning a health probe object to a CDN endpoint:

$cdnEndpoint = Get-AzCdnEndpoint -ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup" -ProfileName "myCdnProfile" -EndpointName "myCdnEndpoint"

$cdnEndpoint.HealthProbeSettings = $healthProbe

In this example, the health probe object created earlier is assigned to a specific CDN endpoint. By setting the HealthProbeSettings property of the endpoint object, administrators can configure the endpoint to use the specified health probe.