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I always use Cloudflare in front of Heroku; mainly because of that and the cheap & simple SSL set-up that they have.
by garindra 14y ago
I always use Cloudflare in front of Heroku; mainly because of that and the cheap & simple SSL set-up that they have.
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- bad_user 14y agoDo note that Cloudflare is throwing mallware/captcha notices to legitimate users, which is extremely annoying. When I get such a screen I immediately close the website I'm visiting. And no, contrary to what they tell me, I do not have "a virus" nor is my computer part of a botnet.
- pbreit 14y agoAlso, careful with Cloudflare SSL. It only secures between the browser and Cloudflare's data center. The connection between your server and Cloudflare remains non-SSL.
- garindra 14y agoYou actually have the option to enable SSL both on (customer->cloudflare) and (cloudflare->your server).
- philip1209 14y agoAnd, as I understand it you, you can do: customer=> Cloudflare SSL then cloudflare=> Heroku SSL through Heroku Piggyback
- philip1209 14y agoAnd, as I understand it you, you can do: customer=> Cloudflare SSL then cloudflare=> Heroku SSL through Heroku Piggyback