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We are betting more on Cloudflare as a company lately. Our static website was just moved to Cloudflare Pages and it is working really well (we have over 200 Pag

We are betting more on Cloudflare as a company lately. Our static website was just moved to Cloudflare Pages and it is working really well (we have over 200 Pages and counting). We were trying to figure out how to handle the Cookie/Consent stuff and this comes along. Would love to try and see how it works out. Btw, if you haven't tried, give Cloudflare pages a shot if you are looking for a no nonsense static website tool. Combine it with Cloudflare workers, you can add dynamic features as needed. I don't work for them but just a happy customer.

rs_rs_rs_rs_rs 3y ago
Try Cloudflare Pages but be aware of quirks. For example a deal breaker for me is not being able to setup multiple Pages projects from the same git repo.
- codegeek 3y ago
  Yes. For us, this wasn't an issue since we want to keep 1 website with 1 git repo. The only thing that we are not figuring out is minification of JS/HTML/CSS yet and if cloudflare does that automatically in production.
- lopkeny12ko 3y ago
  The dealbreaker for me is the hard 25 MB file size limit. If they raised this to something more reasonable (like 100 MB for parity with Github Pages) I'd migrate in a heartbeat.