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If its static site, put it anywhere and just cache it with Cloudflare. (turn on the always on feature)
by ruchit47 10y ago
If its static site, put it anywhere and just cache it with Cloudflare. (turn on the always on feature)
- dokument 10y agoYou also get your ssl sessions backed up on global webcaches as an added feature.
- remx 10y agoTime to move your stuff away from Crimeflare folks
- angry-hacker 10y agoWhat does it mean?
- ArlenBales 10y agoHe's referring to CloudFlare's newest feature, CloudBleed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudbleed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudbleed
- PuffinBlue 10y agoTo do this you'd create a 'Page Rule' that specifically tells Cloudflare to 'cache everything' for a URL pattern like https://examplesite.tld/* https://examplesite.tld/* . You can set a cache invalidation time too. Always online is a slightly different feature I believe.