Recently I've moved my website to Azure and learned of azure blob storage. My site contains a lot of static html files. Currently the files are generated by content admins and stored in specific folders, e.g. /articles/some-article.html. Is this a good idea, architecture and seo wise, to store those files as blobs and serve them to public users directly from the cdn? (change the links from example.com/articles/some-article.html to cdn.example.com/articles/some-aritcle.html).
UPDATE
The html files will be directly consumed by public users. They will access them via links or direct url. Simply speaking, it's just about migrating static html articles/blog posts to azure blob storage instead of keeping them in a folder on the website server. They are standalone html files, that are rarely if at all rewritten. To further clarify, a user will browse a dynamic page, example.com/articles (mvc 5 website), and in that page there will be a list of links to the blobs:
<h1>This is an article about stuff</h1>
<p>description description description description description description description description description description description description </p>
<a href="http://cdn.example.com/articles/article-about-stuff.html">Read more</a>
<h1>This is another article about stuff</h1>
<p>description description description description description description description description description description description description </p>
<a href="http://cdn.example.com/articles/article-about-other-stuff.html">Read more</a>
