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I left Netlify 2 months ago to go to Cloudflare pages, main reason to move was Netlify reliability issues, 500 errors, 15-30 sec response times ... Timeouts, se
by js4ever 4y ago
I left Netlify 2 months ago to go to Cloudflare pages, main reason to move was Netlify reliability issues, 500 errors, 15-30 sec response times ... Timeouts, several times per week, and everyday some weeks ... For static sites. Now with Cloudflare pages we got a nearly perfect uptime and latency according to our monitoring system. Also pricing is much lower with Cloudflare pages. Sorry if this sounds like an ad ... I just wanted to share my own story.
- bcjordan 4y agoUseful to hear these reports. It's hard to find trustable solid metrics on uptime and latency of web services prior to running your own tests. Usually it's a process of asking friends / getting bit yourself. I've seen some (spotty) perf tracking resources out there for could VM instance performance and Wordpress hosts, but not something covering cloud function response time / cold starts / uptime, or something comprehensive for cloud data stores. Anyone know of such a thing? Like a "Consumer Reports / Wirecutter for web dev services"