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Honestly, it's the DNS and whole HTML/File assets caching and acceleration that it provides.
by ivanstegic 4y ago
Honestly, it's the DNS and whole HTML/File assets caching and acceleration that it provides.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIf you're willing to have two logins rather than one, your options are practically limitless. Get DNS from one provider, CDN from another, problem solved. There's even a decent chance your registrar offers DNS, which means you're not adding an extra login (unless CloudFlare's also your registrar) If you must have DNS bundled with the other stuff, your options are... way less limitless.
- ivanstegic 4y agoI am OK with separating it out. It's much easier to manage for a larger number of clients though. That's why!
- yamtaddle 4y agoSome providers of DNS and/or CDN have configuration Web APIs that can make managing multiple service providers less painful, especially if you're already scripting a lot of your other configuration (virtual machine deployments & config, or what have you)