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• teraflop 14y ago
  I highly doubt that the performance bottleneck has anything to do with serving cacheable static files. When a user asks you which of their feeds have been updated in the last 60 seconds, that's not the kind of request you can just offload to a CDN.
  • schrodinger 14y ago
    Even their landing page is down right now. Would help with that!
    • eli 14y ago
      AFAIK, Cloudflare does not cache HTML files, full stop.
      • clarkdave 14y ago
        I believe it does - I use Cloudflare with my blog and every file, including *.html files, appears to be served by them.
        • eli 14y ago
          The documentation and marketing on cloudflare.com is a bit misleading on this. Unless you do something unusual and potentially fragile with their page rules, it does not cache HTML: https://support.cloudflare.com/entries/22094188--Does-CloudFlare-cache-HTML-content- https://support.cloudflare.com/entries/22094188--Does-CloudF... It will hit your server for every page request. (In fact it only caches certain static files as determined by their file extension. It does not seem to pay much attention to Content-Type of Cache headers. Ugh.)