Google Cloud Armor
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Google Cloud Armor
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#2googleflare
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#3Nice. Cloudflare has had no competition for too long.
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#4Nice. Cloudflare has had no competition for too long.
Dyndns?
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#5Not a huge fan of Google getting more control over the net. On the bright side, Cloudflare getting a serious competitor is good.
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#6This is great news. Cloudflare is way too expensive. Pricing seems reasonable
Policy Charge $5 per Cloud Armor policy per month Per Rule Charge $1 per rule per policy per month Incoming Requests Charge $0.75 per million HTTP(S) requests
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#7This is great news. Cloudflare is way too expensive. Pricing seems reasonable Policy Charge $5 per Cloud Armor policy per month Per Rule Charge $1 per rule per policy per month Incoming Requests Charge $0.75 per million HTTP(S) requests
Gotta add load balancing charges to this as well, but still ends up cheaper than CF in some cases.
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#8Interesting - given Cloudflare's real value proposition and domination of their sector, I've been half expecting Google to buy them for a year now.
Google are very good at internet plumbing, and I expect this to be a pretty compelling service. Serious competition and not being an acquisition target any more must have really hurt Cloudflare's value today.
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#9Interesting - given Cloudflare's real value proposition and domination of their sector, I've been half expecting Google to buy them for a year now. Google are very good at internet plumbing, and I expect this to be a pretty compelling service. Serious competition and not being an acquisition target any more must have really hurt Cloudflare's value today.
I don't see any caching/cloud-egress-charge-avoidance here. This is only targeting a small part of Cloudflare's value proposition.
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#10This is great news. Cloudflare is way too expensive. Pricing seems reasonable Policy Charge $5 per Cloud Armor policy per month Per Rule Charge $1 per rule per policy per month Incoming Requests Charge $0.75 per million HTTP(S) requests
Gotta add load balancing charges to this as well, but still ends up cheaper than CF in some cases.
No caching provided either. Full on egress charges. Surely that makes the comparison apples/oranges.