This article is mainly about getting started with Cloudflare CDN.This is only my first day and I may have some problems in the future.If there are no problems, I will expand it to my other blogs.

Cloudflare CDN has started

I started using Cloudflare CDN.I started using Cloudflare Turnstile.

As we proceeded to configure Turnstile, we found that we could use CDN in the same way as the LiteSpeed Cache plugin QUIC.cloud.

The amount of bandwidth on QUIC.cloud’s CDN is small for the free range, and in extreme cases it will be used up in a few days.

In contrast, Cloudflare CDN seemed to be well within the free range.So we decided to try it out on this blog.

ABLENET has also been able to set up nameservers.I am now publishing my blog via Cloudflare CDN, and my SSL certificate has also been changed to Cloudflare’s one.I will write about it later.

By the way, in the case of Lolipop rental server, I think you can also use Cloudflare CDN with the contents introduced in the following article. (Japanese site)

Trouble when using QUIC.cloud CDN

The problem I had with QUIC.cloud in the past was that I could not renew my SSL certificate on the Lollipop!rental server, the SSL certificate could not be renewed.

Due to a change of nameservers, the SSL certificate of Let’s Encrypt could not be renewed and suddenly SSL became unavailable and I could not connect to my blog. (Japanese site)

I will check if the same thing happens with Cloudflare CDN.If it is ok, I will apply it to my other sites.

Try using Cloudflare CDN

I felt that the loading speed had increased to the point where I could physically feel it.

Currently, the page optimization usage of LiteSpeed Cache has reached its limit.Therefore, CSS optimization is not progressing.UCSS is not generated on all pages.

I feel that the page loads faster even under those adverse conditions.

As UCSS optimization progresses, PageSpeed Insights results will reflect this.We will continue to use it.

Cloudflare Turnstile

I am trying to see if Turnstile can be used as a reCAPTCHA alternative.

Simple Cloudflare Turnstile is now compatible with Contact Form 7.Simply enable the feature and it will perform the same judgment as a reCAPTCHA.

If Contact Form 7 continues to support this, I expect that it will be possible to use a threshold to determine spam.

Musubi

I just started using both Cloudflare CDN and Cloudflare Turnstile.I will continue to use them on this site and then decide if I want to use them on my other blogs.

Today I started at 12:25 and finished at 12:55.It was busy in the morning, but settled down near noon.