Cloudflare Developers•11mo ago

You could look into cloudflared tunnels. AFAIK it's close to the same?

DDubz You could look into cloudflared tunnels. AFAIK it's close to the same?

stefan.n•2/28/25, 6:28 PM

I will take a look to it

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DubzOP•2/28/25, 7:20 PM

they're both user to cloudflare to origin in the end... :cathuh:

DDubz they're both user to cloudflare to origin in the end... :cathuh:

Isaac McFadyen•2/28/25, 7:24 PM

What Leo means is that Argo optimizes routing between the client <-> Cloudflare, as well as Cloudflare <-> Origin. Tunnels only handles routing between Cloudflare and the origin, and doesn't optimize routing the way Argo does.

DubzOP•2/28/25, 7:26 PM

I am confused why that would be the case if Cloudflare is handling connections from clients to themselves. Wouldn't that be in their best interest? lmao

DDubz I am confused why that would be the case if Cloudflare is handling connections f...

Isaac McFadyen•2/28/25, 7:27 PM

Not necessarily. The fastest path isn't always the cheapest. With Argo they'll optimize routing for the fastest path, even if it means more expense to them.

DubzOP•2/28/25, 7:28 PM

that's a fair point

DubzOP•2/28/25, 7:28 PM

fasetst vs cheapest basically

Chaika•2/28/25, 7:31 PM

Argo gets ent-like routing (so, more closer DCs you can connect to)

Chaika•2/28/25, 7:31 PM

doesn't do anything for inbound/same IPs if already ent though

DubzOP•2/28/25, 7:44 PM

ah gotcha

FFriday Candour Using abc.alphabets.xyz means no SSL cert. What if it's routing to a worker, wi...

Isaac McFadyen•2/28/25, 8:51 PM

The default universal SSL certificate should cover abc.alphabets.xyz

Isaac McFadyen•2/28/25, 8:51 PM

Are you not seeing SSL on a single-level subdomain like that?

valkyrie_pilot•3/1/25, 5:03 AM

wasn't it covered by cloudflare for saas

Ggenteure Is there a `https://dash.cloudflare.com/?to=...` link that suggests user adding ...

Rowin•3/1/25, 1:11 PM

https://dash.cloudflare.com?to=/:account/:zone/dns/records

D5•3/1/25, 4:04 PM

Hello! We're getting blocked again in Spain. Is there some update regarding that?

D5•3/1/25, 4:04 PM

Or some workaround?

James•3/1/25, 4:35 PM

I don't believe there's much you can do except use a VPN to workaround today, sorry. https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2025/02/19/cloudflare-takes-legal-action-over-laligas-disproportionate-blocking-efforts/

DD5 Or some workaround?

Laudian•3/1/25, 4:35 PM

You can disable the proxy as a workaround if the site is yours.

LLaudian You can disable the proxy as a workaround if the site is yours.

D5•3/1/25, 4:36 PM

Yes, it's mine, but I'm going to get DDoS, without WAF protection and degraded performance

JJames I don't believe there's much you can do except use a VPN to workaround today, so...

D5•3/1/25, 4:36 PM

I hope they change IPs or something

James•3/1/25, 4:38 PM

Outside of the ISP stopping acting like a fool, there's not much even Cloudflare can do - you can see they're trying to get them to stop in the link above, but legal cases take time. Changing IPs will just result in more IPs getting blocked, so I don't imagine is a solution they're comfortable with.

JJames Outside of the ISP stopping acting like a fool, there's not much even Cloudflare...