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We don't have slow servers. We've measured before and afters on multiple clients and have seen quick page render times on the client end after rolling CloudFla
by modoc 14y ago
We don't have slow servers. We've measured before and afters on multiple clients and have seen quick page render times on the client end after rolling CloudFlare in. Caching static assets on a CDN (like CloudFlare) speeds up overall page load time. The minification features around HTML, CSS, JS, also improve transfer times. If you have optimized html, don't expect html serving to be faster (as you have more hops - unless you use railgun maybe).
Homework done, measurements taken. Happy with the results.
- druiid 14y agoPretty much the same here... and we have the fabled e-commerce style pages (because we do e-commerce). The only thing that we saw a slowdown for was when we connect to pages from our office, when our servers are in town.. but that's not the fault of Cloudflare, but simply that they don't have servers in the same city as us!