Cloudflare Reseñas y detalles del producto

That's it's a free DNS service that also protects my domains from downtime and attacks.

Nothing really. The mobile interface could be improved.

i'm able to better secure my content and use 50% less server load.

The best part is its free (certain versions)! It's quick to set up and fairly easy to use. Provides good protection and makes it easy to monitor your site.

Although easy to use, it can confusing trying to navigate the interface. There are a lot of options that aren't necessarily organised as well as they could be.

It has given us peace of mind as we grow the business that we don't have to sweat as much over attacks and speed.

Absolutely love the free tier. They offer just about everything that you could possibly want and then some! With the addition of free SSL and CloudFlare signed origin certs, it is easier than ever to keep the web secure, even for those on a budget.

The reporting options definitely leave something to be desired. Additionally, price is always a factor. While the first paid tier is good, a few features (like railgun) are reserved for business and enterprise only. Finally, when looking into CloudFlare as a serious CDN with an enterprise account, their quote was significantly higher than expected, especially after all of their touting of their CDN abilities.

We were especially looking at the DNS, while CDN would have been a definite bonus. I currently use CloudFlare for a variety of small sights, but have not yet upgraded any significant installations.

Almost everything about CF is excellent, our main experience with CF comes from it's integration to Cpanels and it's incredibly easy to get it going. Many of our websites use it and we could not be any happier with it.

The only thing i dislike about the ddos protection is the waiting time for the user.

Content caching and website speed up.

Ease of use - for little experience with a CDN, cloudflare makes it easy. Their support, even on the free plan, is very quick and thorough.

While I like the free plan, I do not like the mid and upper level pricing for Cloudflare. Aside from that, I enjoy using their product.

We were concerned about speed, given google's recent announcements regarding speed. In order to boost our page speed ranking, we started running our sites through Cloudflare. The speed boost is DEFINITELY recognizable and has earned us a higher ranking with Google.

Easy to use, protects site from spam and hackers, many option to speed up websites as well. It is a DNS Provider, Content Delivery Network (CDN), Security System with a Web Application Firewall, with free SSL services. With the free option alone you can speed up your website and protect it. When you add a new site, it will automatically pull in 99% of your active DNS settings. You should always compare the old with the new to make sure you have everything.

Not much to dislike here. Recently removed their secondary domain pricing which is a bummer, $20 is now the cheapest paid solution. The interface can be a bit overwhelming at first. I use CloudFlare a lot so I have become accustomed to it.

I consult with businesses and CloudFlare is one of my top suggestions. I can protect multiple websites, speed them up, provide reports to customers on bandwidth savings, stop hacker attempts, and more. I don't use any other DNS/CDN service!

This is the easiest CDN service - in all ways. The interface is easy, friendly, and minimal. It gives you everything you need, and quickly. Cloudflare is also a moving and shaking company and it makes ou feel like being a patron is helping out a little. Just solid service right here.

Things get a little confusing if you want to route your site through cloudflare without necessarily using their hosting. This isn't typical, but as per customer demand (yuck), things got a little hairy. Not the brute frce type of service people.

CDN! Easy interface even a non tech-savvy person can follow.

Cloudflare service is extremely easy to setup and it provides limitless control over your network. They really care about security and that's why they are offering their best services in their free plan, like having HTTPS on your websites. Getting hooked up with CloudFlare is easy, fast and enables you to have control over your traffic, cache and security.

To be honest, there is nothing I dislike about CloudFlare. I just wish they provide more information about the reason behind all the requests that counted as malicious.

We are using it as our DNS, CDN and we are enabling HTTPS on our website. Managing DNS could not be easier with CloudFlare. It is fast and dead simple. You can have CDN just with one click and you'll get it for free. Same thing goes with HTTPS, you can enable HTTPS on your website with just one click.

The kind of applications you have to build or support nowadays have to be designed to be highly scalable. When it comes the time to improve the performance of any app that loads lots of assets such as scripts, css files, images, etc. you have to think on a way to reduce the stress on your hosting / vps / web server. The best way to achieve that is to cache all the files that won't be changing or that are less likely to change through time and let those be loaded from another place. CloudFlare is the perfect solution to do this since it's easy to use, and you need no advanced knowledge or any complicated setup than doing some DNS changes in your hosting.

Caching is good, but if you don't clear the cache after you do some changes and if you don't push those changes again to the CDN you will have a lot of headaches. Some time ago clearing the CloudFlare cache didn't use to do the trick right away and you had to way even hours to see the changes reflected, but they are getting better in solving that.

Scalability. If you want to reduce the stress on your hosting you have to cache all the assets you can in a CDN so those are not loaded at the same time as your app / web site, but from a third party location.

Cloudflare is an excellent CDN. There are varying degrees of speed and optimization with highly caching. It's important to know that content delivery is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what Cloudflare can do. Even under the free tier, you get access to a variety of tools and services all designed to protect, optimize, and track information related to your infrastructure. For example, Cloudflare captures some basic analytics data, and although the data is not nearly as comprehensive as something like Google Analytics, it tracks security data which you can't easily gather elsewhere. This security data gives users a better idea of the number and type of threats that their infrastructure faces. Other noteworthy offerings are free SSL support and advanced DNS configuration options like CNAME flattening. The account dashboard is well-designed and makes managing the different options relatively straightforward. There's also a great deal of support via the knowledgebase for those needing help with DNS configuration.

There are some features and bugs that haven't been fully worked out yet. (1) The "Rocket Loader" feature can cause more harm that good. If you don't know what you're doing, or if you're worried about breaking your site, it's better to err on the side of caution and avoid it. (2) Cloudflare supports websockets, but there are issues with SSL support over socket connections. It sounds like there may be better support at the Enterprise pricing tier, but It's probably best to avoid their free SSL if you need seamless websocket support.

I have used Cloudflare to speed up content delivery and quickly secure sites over TLS. It makes managing and configuring DNS fast and straightforward.