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Last month cloudflare stats for one of my domains…
Sunday! Always working!
My past year with Cloudflare – 269,546,239 visits!
This week, CloudFlare turned five. That’s five years of making websites faster, safer, and smarter. Thank you for being a part of building a better web.
YOUR PAST YEAR WITH CLOUDFLARE
269,546,239
VISITS TO YOUR WEBSITES1,932,650
THREATS BLOCKED16,209,837
REQUESTS SERVED OVER HTTPS
Cloudflare stats for one of my domains
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
My Google Chrome is returning me the error DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN while I’m trying to access one of my subdomains that I’v recently moved (forced to) http to https.
I’v tried to flush my DNS servers… it didn’t worked :/
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache
You *must* change your DNS servers to another one… I usually OpenDNS some times…
OpenDNS IP Addresses
- 208.67.222.222
- 208.67.220.220
By the way! – I didn’t made this – I’v removed all my browser’s cache.
Cloudflare – A timeout occurred

W00t! CloudFlare – Error 522

cdnjs.com, 542 js libraries served by CloudFlare CDN
http://cdnjs.com/ hosts an HUGE LIST of js libraries – 542 – served by CloudFlare CDN!
Hooray!
Everyone loves the Google CDN right? 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!
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At CloudFlare, we believe that open source, community-driven projects like CDNJS are the tools upon which the future of the internet will be built. CloudFlare is proud to provide the global CDN infrastructure that will help power that future.
Cloudflare, SEO, Google, geolocation SEO
“From: Jeremy
Subject: Do you pass the real webhosting IP to search engines?Hello Matt,
Thank you for contacting CloudFlare.
We have registered our IPs with Google and Bing as a CDN provider to prevent a negative impact to your page rank. Major crawlers do not penalize for IP changes if they are from a CDN since those IPs change very frequently.
No, we do not pass the source IP of your origin server to crawlers. There is no standardized way to do so. Crawlers only know the IP that your domain resolves to, which would be CloudFlare IPs if the service is active.
Let us know if you have any other questions.”








