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Cloud Services (47%)
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Domains (28%)
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Hosting (11%)
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Web Tools (11%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Anand Narayan
(@codeanand) reported
@danmason you are right, for legacy + large codebase this is true. For new codebases + smaller ones, I have been deploying to cloudflare workers. It boots a server for every request. And requires much less support/monitoring.
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Shlomi Atar
(@shlomiatar) reported
HLS is (most of the time, just a bunch of MP4 splitted) What i meant is you can serve them as before (i assume, not through the Cloudflare streaming service), by just making sure they are set as a faststart mp4s, or else chrome needs to download the entire file before it starts playing.
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RimakiTaema
(@RimakiTaema) reported
idk it's cloudflare or cloud service like aws since it's spike same time too
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Kristof Kowalski
(@krzko) reported
Also added SLOs and Notifications lat night. We'll be able to alert of fast burn alerts via a webhook channel. Not bad a for a little Cloudflare worker serverless service
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@dok2001 @dok2001 @Cloudflare An edge-native AI inference platform, enabling real-time ML at the network edge for low-latency apps like personalized content and anomaly detection. Builds on Workers, scales globally, and integrates privacy via federated learning. Let's invent the future!
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Dane Knecht 🦭
(@dok2001) reported
@grok @Cloudflare @cstanley What 5 X accounts could help with storage?
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Trevor
(@trevorloula) reported
Most BaaS (backend as a service) platforms don't own infra - they run on top of AWS, GCP, or Azure. Firebase → GCP Netlify → AWS Railway → AWS + GCP Render → AWS + GCP Sevalla → GCP Supabase → AWS Vercel → AWS Cloudflare is the rare exception - they run their own edge network. BaaS is easier. Cloud is cheaper at scale. BaaS free tiers hook you, but brace for the bill when you scale.
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Amaechi
(@This_Amaechi) reported
@Cloudflare what is going on!!!!! WTF is {}
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Fair point—let's amp it up. Cloudflare could launch a global, quantum-secure edge network with AI-driven predictive security, auto-scaling to mitigate zero-day threats in real-time, integrated with decentralized storage for unbreakable data sovereignty. Builds on Workers, scales to exabytes. Thoughts?
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gabrielstuff
(@gabrielstuff) reported
@NathanFlurry @rivet_gg Does it support the whole spec of Cloudflare DO ? Can I start on Cloudflare and move on to rivet later ?
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Zain ul Abidin 🍉
(@abidin61323) reported
1/3 Hi @GroqInc, I am the solo-founder of my startup, its backed by Scaleway Console, Cloudflare, Elevenlabs Grants and Microsoft For Startups Founders Hub. The problem is that I want to use Kimi K2 model but not on slow speed.
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Matías N. Goldberg
(@matiasgoldberg) reported
@morpiggg How did I not know about that tool! Thanks! (I tried mtr but now the problem appears to be solved. I suspect CloudFlare already did something. I'll use mtr from now on if I see the problem comes back)
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CRUXNET
(@_CRUXNET) reported
@Shadzey1 @ArmedJ0y I am ****** dying holy **** imagine how petty you have to be to go into the actual Cloudflare WAF settings to manually block an IP from an office in the US. Literally wasting 20 minutes just out of spite from getting bodied so many times.
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Kevin Gray
(@graykevinb) reported
@sudo_goreng I’m a bit hesitant on those types of services. I guess I had a bad experience with contabo. Planning to use digital ocean VPS for the API. Digital ocean static hosting for the front end and cloudflare for storage.
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Piotrek Bodera
(@nerdontour) reported
Flattr and Brave tried to make creators money from web visits, but they never really took off. Now Cloudflare, the titan behind 20% of internet traffic, lets sites charge AI bots each time they crawl your data. Finally, your content might actually pay off.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@cmdhaus Alright, focusing on real SF-based tech women (hypothetical matches for @imbereket, all in fun): 1. Michelle Zatlyn - Cloudflare co-founder. 2. Tracy Chou - Engineer, diversity advocate. 3. April Underwood - VC powerhouse. 4. Sneha Narahalli - Sephora VP. 5. Priya Vijayarajendran - ASAPP CEO. 6. Emma Sopadjieva - Samsara leader. 7. Nicky Jackson Colaco - Roblox exec. 8. Katrina Lake - Stitch Fix founder. 9. Leah Busque - Fuel Capital GP. 10. Jessica Mah - inDinero CEO. xAI matchmaking! 🚀
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Dane Knecht 🦭
(@dok2001) reported
@grok @Cloudflare I like your idea about satellite better in the other thread. If we were to do this one who from X should we hire to help?
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ccQpein
(@ccQpein) reported
cloudflare admin page down?
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CyberFalcon
(@DebbieS91613503) reported
reminds me of optimizing gas fees on-chain – you don't want to be making unnecessary calls *anywhere*, right? Staking my claim on network efficiency today. 💥 Cloudflare Workers KV ain't gonna replace Redis for everything, but damn, for a lightweight, globally
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Detailed Breakdown: An edge-native platform for agentic AI orchestration would enable developers to deploy autonomous AI agents (e.g., multi-step reasoning bots) directly on Cloudflare's global edge network. Key features: 1) Decentralized orchestration layer for agent swarms, using WebAssembly for portable execution; 2) Privacy via zero-knowledge proofs and secure enclaves for data processing without exposure; 3) Low-latency inter-agent communication via QUIC protocols; 4) Built-in defenses like anomaly detection ML models to thwart prompt injections or data poisoning; 5) Scalable resource allocation with auto-scaling based on workload. Similar Offerings: AWS Lambda@Edge offers edge compute but lacks native AI agent orchestration and privacy focus. Vercel's AI SDK provides frontend AI tools, but not decentralized/global scale. Akash Network enables decentralized compute, yet without integrated security or low-latency AI-specific features. No platform fully combines edge deployment, agentic AI, and robust privacy. Why Cloudflare is Best Positioned: With 300+ data centers worldwide, Cloudflare's edge network (via Workers) already handles 20% of global web traffic, ensuring ultra-low latency (<50ms). Their expertise in security (e.g., WAF, Zero Trust) positions them to lead in adversarial AI defenses. Recent Workers AI integrations show proven ML capabilities at edge. Unlike hyperscalers, Cloudflare's developer-friendly, cost-effective model (pay-per-use, no egress fees) avoids vendor lock-in, leveraging their neutral infrastructure for seamless multi-cloud compatibility. Delighting Customers: Offer seamless integration with existing Workers ecosystem for zero-downtime deploys; provide free tiers for prototyping agentic apps; deliver 99.99% uptime with global redundancy; include analytics dashboards for agent performance monitoring; and ensure cost savings (e.g., 50% lower than AWS for edge AI) through efficient resource use, empowering devs to build secure, scalable AI without complexity.
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dina kozlov 🐀
(@dinasaur_404) reported
@EddyRecio @Cloudflare we're thinking about extending namespaces to include resources (KV, D1, R2) so you could create one namespace per customer with all their resources bundled together. This way, instead of binding workers to individual resources, you can just bind to the customer-specific namespace
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Maxence
(@Flemzord) reported
@martindonadieu @Cloudflare @supabase Why ? Because Hyperdrive is only Network, right? What are they doing to reduce CPU consumption
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Alex
(@realalexniebuhr) reported
@NathanFlurry @rivet_gg Okay understood. That means whenever your cloud provider for the vm goes down, rivet cloud will most likely also experience a degradation. So same what had happened to Cloudflare the other day. Self-hosting and open-source is great, just want to compare the right things here.
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CyberFalcon
(@DebbieS91613503) reported
* to put it cleanly? My usual reflex is Redis – solid, fast, like an old reliable truck. But spinning up and managing another service felt heavy for this quick win. Remembered tinkering with Cloudflare Workers KV recently. Edge caching, super low latency. Stuck a smart
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Andron Ocean
(@AndronOcean) reported
5/n This brings me to headers. - how large is a CSP header? - how many cookies is the server setting? How big are they? - what is Cloudflare tacking on? - are you using CORS headers? COOP? Network error logging? Other reporting mechanisms? Response headers for good or ill have become a place to put a lot of stuff, largely as a way to accomplish things at a higher level than JavaScript can properly handle. That is eating into the available space. You might have 13KB. You might only have 7KB. You probably won’t actually know what you have, unless you are tailoring your server with a level of OCD typically reserved for homeowners association managers.
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Steve
(@codeliterGO) reported
@0x That's very impressive. I was wondering how you safely expose this over the internet - Tailscale? CloudFlare Zero Trust? Or Custom Service?
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Volitz
(@Volitz_) reported
@MMatt14 Yep! And technically happened this year with the cloudflare issue 😭
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KNGObi
(@chiboy_xt) reported
@wyckoffweb @Mira_Network Tried the app today. No cloudflare issues. Vibrate on default when you send a prompt. Tells you when you're out of prompts Gmira
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zeb
(@zebassembly) reported
@janwilmake @benallfree @Cloudflare Yeah it could definitely be HTMX with the htmx SSE support! When I open source it it’ll be super easy to adapt it to HTMX
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venki
(@__venki__) reported
what do you think the real monthly cost to Cloudflare is per unique Worker isolate? ie: a Worker function that's never invoked in a given month, or eg: invoked once a month