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Does anyone here use Cloudflare for hosting?
Do you know if you can host on a specific datacenter (i.e the San Francisco one) so as to have a SF based server? Or how does it work?
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Please help, does no one on /g/ run a website?
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Cloudflare is a CDN but it doesn't work that way. You need to run a server and you setup cloudflare as your DNS service. You create the necessary A,AAAA records for your server and cloudflare does the rest for you
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>>54941853
It's something like a fairy powder you put in your servers. BTW it is free since it is botnet. You could recommend your users to use Decentraleyes instead.
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>>54942253
So you're saying Cloudflare isn't actually for hosting per se
What does it mean then when I ping an IP and look it up and it says Cloudflare is the host?
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>>54942348
It acts as a reverse proxy. user<->CF<->your server. It allows cloudflare to do things like cache content on their cdn, mitigate ddos, and terminate ssl.
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>>54942348
>Cloudflare isn't actually for hosting per se
It isn't hosting at all. It acts as a caching server between your server and your clients
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>>54942348
Just read the stuff on their website dude.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network
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