Matt Segal • 4/18/2020

Cloudflare makes DNS slightly less painful

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This article explains how Cloudflare acts as a reverse proxy to simplify essential but tedious web development tasks. It covers setting up DNS records, enabling SSL encryption, caching static assets, and using a CDN. The author details the pros of the free plan, including ease of use, CNAME flattening, and flexible SSL, making infrastructure management less painful.

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