TNo you need to reboot it wherever it is hosted at
Cwelp now we know: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-incident-on-june-20-2024 they were rerouting a decent chunk of traffic in Europe due to cpu utilization. They weren't dead, just Traffic Manager going crazy and trying to balance stuff
Twhat does this mean? I don't see a plan or addon price for adding more than 100 hostnames so what happens if you go above 100 on these 2 plans towards 5000?
C$0.10 per additional/per month
Cthe actual plans pricing page shows better:
Tthank you!
Fis cloudflare down or something? i cannot load the dashboard (see first screenshot.) and speed test showing pretty decent internet connection
CIf Cloudflare was down you wouldn't be able to use Discord ;p
do you get an error?
do you get an error?
Fno, it's just extremely slow on a good internet connection. took a few minutes to load.
Fafter it finally loaded i reloaded the page to see if the problem was gone but it's again taking forever
Fstill loading
Cit's normal speed for me, in the network tab is there a specific call (ex: bootstrap) that's taking a while?
F
Fthese are taking forever
Chm that's just the static js assets
Fwhen i click around the dashboard the individual page modules also take forever to load
CWho’s your ISP?
Fi am not sure, i am a guest here
Fit's residential though
CThere is a ISP in Germany which wants Cloudflare to pay more so they route the traffic far away. If you are using that ISP then that would explain the slow speeds
CFyes I am in Germany
Cif it's guest wifi it's also possible it's just very slow/poor signal and unusable lol
Clots of factors with that. I don't see the slowness on my end and those assets should all be cached, and no other reports so :shrug:
Fno, it's a home, i am with my grandma who isn't going to know who the isp is
F
Ti am assuming its a security reason, but is there a known reason why managed transforms only let you keep the same hostname and change the path?
i want to transform
*.mydomain.com/robots.txt to load mydomain.net/resources/robots.txt so that all the projects hosted on mydomain.com can use the same robots.txt file instead of having all 900 projects need their own
i want to transform
*.mydomain.com/robots.txt to load mydomain.net/resources/robots.txt so that all the projects hosted on mydomain.com can use the same robots.txt file instead of having all 900 projects need their own
Ti assumed there would be a way to do it seeing as both mydomain.com and mydomain.net are enterprise zones
FAS Name Google ServersFi logged out to see if that would fix it. now cannot log in cuz the captcha is acting up. really don't know what's going on. i tried on my phone too and it's the same issue.
Cdo you have a pixel with their included vpn on or something?
COrigin Rules
FNo
Cwell I don't think Google Fiber is in Germany (and it should say Google Fiber if it did) so sounds like you have something on
Fi don't know what i can tell you. there's nothing on. I also just noticed the proudflare banner in the top left here on discord. with CF images also being a let down, this is the straw that broke camel's back. will find an alternative... good luck
Tso i would use override sni?
Cif it's a normal origin, you'd want to override dns record (to it goes to the right place) and sni/host header (so your origin knows how to deal with it)
Thmm its still not working but thank you for pointing me in that direction
Pwhich dash page is that on?
Ti am getting it on new loads of the dashboard too
Cspecific endpoints/region?
SWe primarily use Cloudflare as a domain registrar & basic DNS. We also host sites on Pages and pay the $5/mo Workers plan.
My concern is our company is putting all of our clients domains on Cloudflare, and if we were to get locked out of our account or something happened like these stories you hear lately of Cloudflare shutting down someone's account unless they pay a crazy fee, we and our clients would be screwed with no way to talk with Cloudflare. FWIW I don't believe I've ever received a response from support.
Did we make a mistake by using Cloudflare for our registrar & DNS? Is this a real concern? I love the platform but this has been in the back of my mind for a while now.
I can't imagine paying $200/mo (or even $20/mo) for basic DNS and domain registration per domain
My concern is our company is putting all of our clients domains on Cloudflare, and if we were to get locked out of our account or something happened like these stories you hear lately of Cloudflare shutting down someone's account unless they pay a crazy fee, we and our clients would be screwed with no way to talk with Cloudflare. FWIW I don't believe I've ever received a response from support.
Did we make a mistake by using Cloudflare for our registrar & DNS? Is this a real concern? I love the platform but this has been in the back of my mind for a while now.
I can't imagine paying $200/mo (or even $20/mo) for basic DNS and domain registration per domain
Vif you're that concerned, switch your domains to a different registrar
Vthen you could switch off cloudflare at a moment's notice
CThere was a single story about a casino who was forcefully moved off after they were reportedly rotating domains/IPs to get around geoblocks, they wanted them to BYOIP. I'm not sure if I would draw too much from that.
I would a few things though:
I would a few things though:
- Using a different registrar who is also cheap/reliable like Porkbun is a good idea regardless, to not put your eggs in one basket.
- Add backup gmail/email account to your CF Account, ensure you don't lock yourself out, espec if your main one is on a domain that you have in Cloudflare
- Take what you read on the internet with a grain of salt, there's thousands at least of customers/people using CF with no issue, you're not going to see posts like "I've used Cloudflare for 5 years and 20 TB/mo, no problem" though lol
SYes, this all makes sense. Thank you for not being defensive — this is a genuine concern and I'm asking in good faith. Like I said I love the platform. I suppose I felt the need to finally ask here since, as I mentioned, I haven't had any luck communicating with Cloudflare at all in the years we've used them
Cif all you're using of CF is DNS and Proxy, you can pretty easily plan backups like with Bunny or Cloudfront as long as you control the registrar side
TI've used Cloudflare since it was first a free app, hosted hundreds of websites with tons of requests and never had an issue. even now where i run 100T of traffic daily with enterprise i have never had an issue where cloudflare forced me to pay an exhorbant amount of money
Vworkers is a bit harder. Pages is.... not actually that complicated of a product LOL, it could be replaced with nginx and a docker container
CI mean the reality is, that it is pretty hard to get fast responses from CF without Ent or live support, which can only help with somethings. What kinds of issues are you likely to run into though? Global, wider, or reproducable issues can be escalated here by us or on the community forums. Same for generic/setup questions. Billing issues/specific accounts issues do have to go through normal channels and can take a while, and we can't really do much to escalate them, but thankfully most are non-blocking.
