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yeah, no. We've offered SSL for 4 years now. This is entirely different. Cloudfront, for example, doesn't give you SSL for free.
by xxdesmus 12y ago
yeah, no.
We've offered SSL for 4 years now. This is entirely different. Cloudfront, for example, doesn't give you SSL for free.
- rang 12y agoCustomers have to pay for dedicated ipv4 address space. There's no way around that. SNI should be free as they don't require dedicated IPs. But it doesn't look like that was the case for cloudflare