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@prologic Huh. I donāt really know how Cloudflare works, never used it. I assumed that the main use case is something along the lines of Anycast (they pick a proxy/cache close to the client). Do I understand correctly that you mainly used it for TLS termination? š¤
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@movq@www.uninformativ.de I was using Cloudflare primarily for 3 reasons: 1) For hosting DNS records 2) For reverse proxying into my infraās services and 3) As a layer of defense against DDoS attacks or stupid misbehaving bots. Iām still using Cloudflare for 1) but 2/3 are now done entirely by something Iāve built myself (and working well). Turns out in order to have decent analytics (metrics, stats, etc) on traffic, you have to pay Cloudflare $20/month. Thatās fine, and I did/do that for twtxt.net. But, if you want to know the originating IP address of requests, thatās an āenterpriseā feature and thatāll cost you $200/month š±