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Kudos Cloudlare.. but I've tried to migrate to cloudflare a couple of times.. I've never was able to find a way to setup routing for each `/path` of my website
by rafaelturk 5y ago
Kudos Cloudlare.. but
I've tried to migrate to cloudflare a couple of times.. I've never was able to find a way to setup routing for each `/path` of my website. I have different repos each controling one aspect of my website. This is a breaze to setup using cloudfront `origins`. My best guess is that I have to setup a Nginx between my content and cloudflare.
Maybe its me but I've always found cloudflare UI/UX confusing and hard to use. AWS is very bare metal UI, but it actually makes sense.
Hopefully as Cloudflare is launching new products, like R2, will force them to improve UI.
- samcat116 5y agoI would 100% disagree with this. The AWS UI is considerably more confusing and complex than the cloudflare UI, even if just due to the fewer number of features and options.
- rafaelturk 5y agoYeah AWS is a mess.. Maybe proper way to phrase this: Is not really a UI problem, is more like how features are organized. Problem remains using AWS Cloudfront I can route content to different sources. I can't do this with cloudflare.