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Also, unless something's changed, the free tier only technically covers "web content". Going outside HTML and related material directly supporting the display o
by vundercind 2y ago
Also, unless something's changed, the free tier only technically covers "web content". Going outside HTML and related material directly supporting the display of ordinary web pages (javascript referenced by your HTML, some light image serving, CSS) puts you outside what's covered by the TOS. You can't count on it for that at all.
IIRC that also goes for the other "self serve" plans, so includes paid plans. You need an enterprise plan (probably $5k+/m) to distribute non-Web-page-related files without violating the TOS. People often get away with it as long as they don't go too wild, but you're in even riskier territory than one already is using non-enterprise Cloudflare.
- esdf 2y agoCloudflare does allow R2 (& some other "Developer Platform" services) for non-HTML content. They made some TOS changes in the past to be more explicit about it.
- yawnxyz 2y agowait a minute the docs say (https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2 https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2) You can use R2 for multiple scenarios, including but not limited to: Storage for cloud-native applications Cloud storage for web content Storage for podcast episodes Data lakes (analytics and big data) Cloud storage output for large batch processes, such as machine learning model artifacts or data sets