Which is great if you're only looking for a CDN for HTML content. From CloudFlare's TOS:
"Using an account primarily as an online storage space, including the storage or caching of a disproportionate percentage of pictures, movies, audio files, or other non-HTML content, is prohibited."
So for companies like mine where images, video and other media is our bread and butter, CloudFlare isn't an option.
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Which is great if you're only looking for a CDN for HTML content. From CloudFlare's TOS:
"Using an account primarily as an online storage space, including the storage or caching of a disproportionate percentage of pictures, movies, audio files, or other non-HTML content, is prohibited."
So for companies like mine where images, video and other media is our bread and butter, CloudFlare isn't an option.
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Interesting, this sounds a lot like what CloudFlare offers…