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I'm in a similar boat, I love both services. Reveddit [1] [2] builds on Netlify with Cloudflare's DNS. I might consolidate into Cloudflare if Pages were to give
by rhaksw 6y ago
I'm in a similar boat, I love both services. Reveddit [1] [2] builds on Netlify with Cloudflare's DNS. I might consolidate into Cloudflare if Pages were to give a free allowance of workers, similar to Netlify's free allowance of Lambda. For now my setup is smooth. I had one hiccup when the site was not responsive, and I fixed that by using CNAMES for subdomains to <your-project>.netlify.app rather than an IP. Upon import from Netlify's DNS, my subdomains were all A records.
With Netlify and CF as DNS I get the basic 30-day high-level analytics from Cloudflare (# unique visitors is all I look at there), along with some results from google analytics for whoever enables that (which seems to be about 50% of traffic).
So I am not sure what benefit I would get for moving right now, other than to satisfy my curiosity of trying something new and consolidating into one 'hosting' service.
[1] https://www.reveddit.com/about/ https://www.reveddit.com/about/
[2] https://github.com/reveddit/reveddit https://github.com/reveddit/reveddit
- FalconSensei 6y ago> With Netlify and CF as DNS I get the basic 30-day high-level analytics from Cloudflare (# unique visitors is all I look at there) I added my blog to Cloudflare DNS last night, but all I can see for analytics is total requests. No info on pages visited, or how many visitors. All I see is a button to upgrade to pro to get web traffic analytics :(