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What a huge mess. - Only 1 month to re-route 70TB of content. I wonder if even over 10% will be re-routed, with all the other sites broken. - Cloudflare notic
by franciscop 10y ago
What a huge mess.
- Only 1 month to re-route 70TB of content. I wonder if even over 10% will be re-routed, with all the other sites broken.
- Cloudflare notice could have beem some months in. Hopefully now that this got some traction they will provide some more time.
- There are a lot of situations where devs cannot change the CDN any longer. I for one won't trust CDNs (including CDNJS) for anything durable any longer, which seems a big loss for Cloudflare.
- CJefferson 10y agoWorse, mathjax is very popular with statically generated sites. Any pelican or Jekyll website you see with maths probably has this CDN hardwired into it. I am involved with 2 projects where we hard wired it into our docs. Worse, the full download is massive, so it's tempting to not local host it. There are some cryptic messages about reducing the size, which link to out of date pages. If they were going to do this, they could at least have decent docs on how to locally host in a small size.
- majewsky 10y agoIt's right in the article, under the "Optimization" header.
- manigandham 10y ago> I for one won't trust CDNs (including CDNJS) for anything durable any longer, which seems a big loss for Cloudflare. Why? This has nothing to do with CDNs. This is a single account that can't afford to pay the bill anymore. CloudFlare itself isn't going anywhere. You can use https://www.jsdelivr.com https://www.jsdelivr.com which is one of the best open-source hosts backed by several networks - or just host everything yourself and put a CDN in front for your own users.