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Do you use cloudflare?
Do you? Why?
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DNS latency.
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thought about it
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Make sure you have your website DONE. Their caching will often not update and a few times the cache wiped my site and wouldn't reload back to their servers.
If I post to a wordpress blog it might not show the post for hours, a day or days to my surfers... |
Well, I think it depends on what you cache, really... but I remember screwing one of my sites (was not loading at all) by using cloudflare some time ago. I just decided to open itheir site and it looks totally different now. Has anything else actually changed?
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I brought that test to a close pretty quick
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used quick cache ,never investigated further,as soon as the prob started I reverted back using my own nameservers
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So, I take it it is only good for static sites? :D
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Sounds like a mess I don't want to get involved with
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the plus is no dos attacks no brute force attacks...proxies dont get through
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Using it on forums with no problems.
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