How to make your site faster, smarter, and safer!

[b3n199]

i try cloudflare too, but why my account get suspended for high resources??
cloudflare could speed your site loadingtime

 

[dirtcreen43]

wow.

awesome it works:wink::wink::wink::wink:

 

[luvecraft24]

thanks !

 

[gentian_76]

thanks man .....


im gonna give a try

 

[yamaniyoussef66]

thanks, i will see it

 

[active.king.hacker47]

i will use it

 

[ti84dev64]

Can't you do this automatically, from the control panel.

 

[luvecraft24]

I just register as a member. Site is friendly

 

[essellar]

i try cloudflare too, but why my account get suspended for high resources??
cloudflare could speed your site loadingtime

Cloudflare can only help with the static elements of your site -- static HTML pages, CSS and JavaScript files, images and so forth. It does that by figuring out what parts of your site don't change, and storing a local copy of those elements on several different servers in several places throughout the world. It cannot help with dynamic elements. Anything that needs to be calculated at the web server, like reading from or writing to a database, still has to come from the web server; Cloudflare's CDN (content delivery network) can't help at all with things that change on every request, and it certainly can't help with updates and changes you (or your users) make through web submissions.

 

[Pixaro]

Useful scipt!

 

[essellar]

It's not a script. Cloudflare is a combination proxy server/CDN (content delivery network). It's a web service. Basically, you tell the nice people who run the DNSs to lok for your site at Cloudflare instead of where it really lives. Cloudflare gets the web page from your server, and passes it through to the user -- but it also saves the static parts of the page (the image files, CSS, JavaScript and any static web pages). Those elements also get shared on Cloudflares worldwide network of servers. The next time somebody asks for your web page, most of what they get will come from the "nearest" Cloudflare server to them -- only the parts that have changed will come from your web server. That's what gives you the big performance improvement.

Believe it or not, though, that's not why Cloudflare was created. It was intended as a weapon to defend against DoS (denial of service) and DDoS (distributed DoS) attacks. It is only a side effect of their security service that allows the speed-up of your site. To the creators of Cloudflare, it was sort of like if you built a garage, then when you open the door for the first time you find a brand-new Ferrari sitting inside. It's totally cool, and the fact that we're being offered the service here is beyond cool.

 

[ChatIndia]

I am also using cloudflare service and its really really great.

 

[catkluge51]

Thanks for the link, juste a question is this compatible with the free hosting from x10hosting?

 

[ChatIndia]

its compatible with all sites. You just need access to your domain.

 

[jeromeolivry94]

thanks very much!!

 

[Pixaro]

Are that cloudflare not exsist on cPanel!

 

[ChatIndia]

Are that cloudflare not exsist on cPanel!

yes there is an option in cPanel for cloudflare.

 

[b3n199]

Cloudflare can only help with the static elements of your site -- static HTML pages, CSS and JavaScript files, images and so forth. It does that by figuring out what parts of your site don't change, and storing a local copy of those elements on several different servers in several places throughout the world. It cannot help with dynamic elements. Anything that needs to be calculated at the web server, like reading from or writing to a database, still has to come from the web server; Cloudflare's CDN (content delivery network) can't help at all with things that change on every request, and it certainly can't help with updates and changes you (or your users) make through web submissions.

so clodflare not the cause?

 

[rizkasubchan77]

very usefull information for me, because i need it for my site !

 

[techairlines]

so clodflare not the cause?

CloudFlare cannot cause high system resource suspensions. If anything, it will reduce the chance of it. Note that high resource usage is usually caused by dynamic elements, which CloudFlare cannot handle at all.

If you get enough traffic, static elements can trigger suspension too but it isn't nearly as likely as dynamic ones, so in this case, CloudFlare could help reduce suspension.