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I took off all my properties from Cloudflare many years ago because I got increasingly more uncomfortable with a single US company who I know nothing about to s
by dustedcodes 4y ago
I took off all my properties from Cloudflare many years ago because I got increasingly more uncomfortable with a single US company who I know nothing about to sniffing the entire internet's traffic through their servers and ironically my properties had much less issues overall. Whatever value Cloudflare was supposedly adding to us, it couldn't be noticed or quantified in any measurable metric that we could see. The only thing we noticed is that we cut out one extra single point of failure. When Cloudflare had some outages we were unaffected by it, overall increasing our overall availability.
- ranguna 4y agoHow do you handle attacks now? I tried to move one of my personal services off of cloudflare and it got DDoSed a few weeks later, mind you it's not even a popular services, just for internal use of mine and a few friends.