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Poorly bunny has many us services that get your personal data. https://bunny.net/privacy/ Tableau will receive your personal, billing and account consumption details. MixPanel will receive your personal account details as well as information. Active Campaign will receive your personal, billing, and account consumption information.
Does Bunny support websocket connection proxying yet?
Poorly bunny has many us services that get your personal data. https://bunny.net/privacy/ Tableau will receive your personal, billing and account consumption details. MixPanel will receive your personal account details as well as information. Active Campaign will receive your personal, billing, and account consumption information.
I like the bunny policy more. It is more transparent.
This is all cool, but: > BunnyCDN was pretty consistently returning my blog post a few hundred milliseconds faster than Cloudflare Makes me think that author's CF was misconfigured. Unless you're in a zone with really bad interconnects, like Brazil, or African locations, multiple hundreds of milliseconds shouldn't be possible as the baseline, much less as the difference in the saved latency. (I'm assuming the author…
This is all cool, but: > BunnyCDN was pretty consistently returning my blog post a few hundred milliseconds faster than Cloudflare Makes me think that author's CF was misconfigured. Unless you're in a zone with really bad interconnects, like Brazil, or African locations, multiple hundreds of milliseconds shouldn't be possible as the baseline, much less as the difference in the saved latency. (I'm assuming the author…
In my experience bunny has lower latency than cloudflare. I can confirm.
Context for comment readers. Author switched as was looking for a non-US provider
This is all cool, but: > BunnyCDN was pretty consistently returning my blog post a few hundred milliseconds faster than Cloudflare Makes me think that author's CF was misconfigured. Unless you're in a zone with really bad interconnects, like Brazil, or African locations, multiple hundreds of milliseconds shouldn't be possible as the baseline, much less as the difference in the saved latency. (I'm assuming the author…
In my experience bunny has lower latency than cloudflare. I can confirm.
This is all cool, but: > BunnyCDN was pretty consistently returning my blog post a few hundred milliseconds faster than Cloudflare Makes me think that author's CF was misconfigured. Unless you're in a zone with really bad interconnects, like Brazil, or African locations, multiple hundreds of milliseconds shouldn't be possible as the baseline, much less as the difference in the saved latency. (I'm assuming the author…
If the author is a Telekom customer, then they would absolutely see 100ms+ improvements.
This is all cool, but: > BunnyCDN was pretty consistently returning my blog post a few hundred milliseconds faster than Cloudflare Makes me think that author's CF was misconfigured. Unless you're in a zone with really bad interconnects, like Brazil, or African locations, multiple hundreds of milliseconds shouldn't be possible as the baseline, much less as the difference in the saved latency. (I'm assuming the author…
There is a long-standing dispute between Cloudflare and Germany's biggest ISP, Telekom, which results in terrible peering for Cloudflare free traffic for Telekom customers here. Sites on the Cloudflare Pro plan are not affected by this somehow. If the author is a Telekom customer, then they would absolutely see 100ms+ improvements.
i.e. Cloudflare is paying and needs you (the customer) to cover the cost.