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CloudFlare Raises $20 Million to Bring Performance and Security to Every Website
- ghurlman 15y agoI haven't implemented it on any high-profile sites, but the few blogs I've turned it on for have seen anywhere between a 95-100% drop in their commentspam count, and the sites seem faster, but we haven't measured, and the traffic generally hasn't been high enough to serve as a real test. Still, it's worth signing up for a free account if you have any sort of self-hosted site or blog.
- newman314 15y agoMy experience so far is that it has made things faster. However, according to BrowserMob monitoring there have been several times during 1 day where my site is completely unavail. So YMMV.
- joshu 15y agoWhat does cloudflare DO?
- prayag 15y agoI use CloudFlare and it has improved my site performance tremendously and their DNS manager is awesome too.