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dane, open up more ports for spectrum/L4 to paid customers please!


Chinese cloud platforms (led by Alibaba & Tencent Cloud) are disrupting the APAC region by offering up to 40% reduced pricing than their western counterparts.

Indonesia's Gojek (Uber + Doordash + Paypal superapp), a heavy kubernetes company with 25 million MAU, migrates off GCP + AWS to Alibaba + Tencent.

Wonder if CCP companies are going to enter the European/US market to disturb the long dominating AWS + GCP + Azure, esp with AWS's crazy prices.


With CF's main selling point of "free CDN requests & egress pricing", it is charging Enterprise customers PER requests and bandwidth based on an order form from an incoming customer.


> With CF's main selling point of "free CDN requests & egress pricing"

Are you sure? CF's main selling point has always been DDoS protection. Even with $$$ it's better than the AWS etc equivalent.

Even on their website, the main message isn't "free forever" but "protect" and "start free".


I experienced it myself within the last 24 hours. New D1 & Hyperdrive deployment was not working. It would spew out internal errors & timeouts.

Both are non-GA products, and the point is that non-GA are not part of the HA cluster (yet)


thats why DRC exists right?


At what time were you notified Matt?


Of the incident? Someone on my team called me about 30 minutes after it started. It was challenging for me to stay on top of because it was also the same day as our Q3 earnings call. But team kept me informed throughout the day. I helped where I could. And they handled a very difficult situation very well. That said, lots we can learn from and improve.


What I find bizarre is that the Cloudflare share price jumped when the outage happend!

Having read the post mortem, I do not think it could have been handled any better. I think the decision to extend the outage in order to provide rest was absolutely correct.

I always enjoy reading these reports from Cloudflare as they are the best in the business.


I was surprised we didn't get a single question about it from an analyst or investor, either formally on the Q3 call or on any callbacks we did after. One weird phenomenon we've seen — though not so much in this case because the impact wasn't as publicly exposed — is that investors after we've had a really bad outage say: "Oh, wow, I didn't fully appreciate how important you were until you took down most of the Internet." So… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


There's a class of investor (and their trade bots presumably) that sees outrage over a service outage as proof the provider is now mission critical, hence able to "extract value" from the market.


Did you rebuild all the server from scratch?


Coincidental timing?


If I run a nginx without Cloudflare, what should I do?


There is a commit that just landed on github so I assume there is a release out (or out soon).

https://github.com/nginx/nginx/commit/6ceef192e7af1c507826ac...


It seems strange that there are no test cases for this. Is that normal from nginx? And committed straight to master with no PR - is this a mirror from somewhere else, or the official repository?

Edit: seems it is a mirror from http://hg.nginx.org/nginx/



Similar blockage happened in South Korea where the govt blocked Cloudflare's r2.dev domain.

What's your stance on a single root domain hosting thousands of projects?


Quite confusing homepage for those who just need a web protection from DDoS.


Yes, no notice


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