CloudFlare vs. MaxCDN vs. cdnjs
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What is CloudFlare?Cloudflare speeds up and protects millions of websites, APIs, SaaS services, and other properties connected to the Internet.
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What is MaxCDN?The MaxCDN Content Delivery Network efficiently delivers your site’s static file through hundreds of servers instead of slogging through a single host. This "smart route" technology distributes your content to your visitors via the city closest to them.
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What is cdnjs?Everyone loves the Google CDN? Even Microsoft runs their own CDN. The problem is, they only host the most popular libraries. We host it all - JavaScript, CSS, SWF, images, etc! Powered by CloudFlare.
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1925 Companies Using CloudFlare
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890 Companies Using MaxCDN
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Reviews of CloudFlare, MaxCDN, and cdnjs
Content Delivery Network Best Around World
May 29, 2016 05:29
I first wore my first domain cloudflare IE "https://rifqiarief.tk" until now can still be visited, I am really grateful to the cloudflare, thanks to rare to my website down cloudflare, before my website is down so often, because I'm wearing a great resource, and dilimit by my hosting party "be advised, I wear free hosting:D" now thanks to him, to my website really stable, unless it's really my full server connection my server, run faster, regardless of my location in Indonesia, unfortunately the cloudflare doesn't have a datacenter in Indonesia, if you don't believe me, please visit my website "https://rifqiarief.tk"
Ridiculously high added fees for everything.
September 09, 2015 12:23
Their website only shows the prices for some aspects of the service, mainly just the bandwidth. But where they really get you is by charging high fees for everything else. Their basic rate only includes North America and Europe. You have to pay extra for other locations. Then hosting a subdomain costs $100 extra/month (no idea why, other CDNs do it for free), additional zones cost extra (normally free with other CDNs), no caching rules unless you pay extra, hidden fees for push data storage, etc etc.
Useless due to mismanagement
July 12, 2015 03:09
CDNJS used to be a viable resource, and a great idea. Unfortunately, three years later, the maintainers have added so much cruft and useless layers of bureaucracy that makes it so difficult to add new libraries, that contributors are walking away rather than deal with the technical issues and arrogance of the maintainers. I'm sorry to say that the useful days of CDNJS are gone.
How developers use CloudFlare vs MaxCDN vs cdnjs
BrightMachine uses CloudFlare
Great for performance and security. Now offering free SSL for modern browsers, how could we not love CF?
InstaGIS uses CloudFlare
We manage our DNSs, precaché our static files and block out malicious traffic
jhabdas uses CloudFlare
Free account used for 301 redirects from http://www.habdas.org to http://habd.as, to add resource caching headers and to optimize site performance.
eXon Technologies uses CloudFlare
DNS Hosting for all of our customers we don't need to worry about our own DNS Servers.
Railgun Optimizer, CDN Cache and Free SSL of course.
CodeBee uses CloudFlare
We use CloudFlare to manage our DNS. The added performance and security is a plus.
Giant Swarm uses CloudFlare
We use CloudFlare as a DNS provider, as a CDN and for its page rules, e. g. to enforce HTTPS for certain domains.
OnlineCity uses CloudFlare
We use CF for DNS hosting, since their AnyCast DNS provides the best latency in the business, and they support DNSSEC + IPv6. We don't use the CDN or website optimizations.
toolmantim uses CloudFlare
Cloudflare sits in front of the entire site providing HTTP2 and HTTPS, which is particularly important due the large number of SVG images for the headings that need to be send down to the browser in parallel. Cloudflare also manages the DNS for DKIM TXT records, a dynamic root ALIAS record to the Heroku application, and GeoIP country headers.
kfancy uses CloudFlare
I have limited experience with CloudFlare, but it has a great reputation and having a good focused CDN to rely on is paramount for high-availability apps.
adrianharabula uses CloudFlare
lots of good stuff available for free that you don't even think about it, default configuration saves you weeks of work, painless https setup, good to kickstart projects
osu! Ripple uses CloudFlare
Cloudflare functions mostly as a simple CDN to our website. Most of requests delivered to our server don't even get through Cloudflare, and we could easily do without.
Adminout uses CloudFlare
We love the free SSL and extensive CDN network. DDoS protection is a plus. Great premium features for rapidly growing projects. Cloudflare has helped us forget about silly things like asset minification and email obfuscation.
Dynamictivity uses CloudFlare
CloudFlare is used for SSL and DNS because it is so simple to manage and also secures our infrastructure against mal-intent.
DOMAINSHAPERS OPC PVT. LTD. uses CloudFlare
Fast and secure dns with lots of performance and secure features
Aquarius Logics uses CloudFlare
To accelerate bandwidth to edge locations for non cloud hosting. On the AWS cloud, I use CloudFront instead.
Eventvods uses CloudFlare
As a second layer of caching in front of Cloudfront CDNs and our own API responses. Quite frankly, without Cloudflare's support we'd be bankrupt.
ShadowICT uses CloudFlare
We use CloudFlare to protect our network from breaches as well as to reduce bandwidth on the servers themselves and therefore freeing up the bandwidth for our other projects. We also use CloudFlare for instant DNS propagation across the internet where possible.
Olo uses MaxCDN
Primary CDN using an S3 origin. Fails over automatically to Cloudfront if unavailable.
Elite Strategies uses MaxCDN
We added MaxCDN in hopes we could offer a faster loading website to our blog readers.