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Install CDN Plugin: Integrate Drupal with CDNify by using the CDN Drupal module. Make sure you’ve added a resource by following the Setup Your First CDN guide.
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Head on over to Drupal CDN Module, then go to Downloads, right-click and Copy Link Address of the latest CDN module for Drupal.
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Login to your Drupal’s admin page, e.g. demo123.org/user - Then click Modules and click on Install new module. Paste the URL into the Install from a URL field and hit Install.
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Once installed, head back to Modules, scroll to Performance and Scalability, enable the CDN module, and save configuration.
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Configure: Select Configure on the newly activated CDN module. In the development window, select Enabled within Status, then save the configuration. Now select the Details tab and paste in your CDN resource, e.g. https://ssldemo123.org - Now save the configuration.
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In the red warning box, select Aggregate and compress CSS files. Within the Bandwidth Optimization box, tick Aggregate and compress CSS files and Aggregate JavaScript files, then save the configuration.
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Test: Changes should take effect instantly - Go to your website and open an image in a new window, the URL will show that content is now being served from the CDN. Alternatively, check your code by right-clicking and selecting View Page Source to see assets coming from the CDN.