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I completely agree. Most of my personal projects are unlikely to ever go above 50 concurrent users, so I don't really benefit from the scaling part of cloud fla
by matthewfcarlson 4y ago
I completely agree. Most of my personal projects are unlikely to ever go above 50 concurrent users, so I don't really benefit from the scaling part of cloud flare, but I recently switched to using cloud flare pages for all new personal projects and it's fantastic. The ease of use really makes my life all that much better.
Just buy a domain name and start deploying. Unlike other cloud providers (looking at you Azure/AWS) the time from push to deployment finished is under a minute. Azure could take 15-20 minutes and AWS still relied on zip file uploads for functions last I checked.
- komali2 4y agoI recently was asked to port an app to cloudflare pages but found it can only basically handle static rendered content or server side rendered content if the toolset is compatible with their workers thing. Is that the case for you or do I have more to learn about cloudflare? Like I can't just drop Django onto it I assume?