Lifetime Cloudflare User Tries Bunny!

[@Craylor]

Do you prefer Bunny or Cloudflare? Let me know! 👇🏻

[@CryptoBoostOfficial]

I personally hate Bunny as it is banned in Northern India I will go for Cloudflare every time.

[@platoniccavedweller]

@@CryptoBoostOfficial why is bunny banned in Northern india?

[@platoniccavedweller]

I've not tried cloudflare, but I switched to bunny and I gotta say I'm really happy with it. It's fast and efficient. I found the console to be really well designed? I guess it's simpler because they mostly focus on CDN but It gave me everything I needed. Thanks for the vid, it came in the handy for my CDN change over.

[@MustafaSheikh]

My summary is. CF for DNS and basic CDN. For custom CDN urls etc, Bunny For most environments, I use CDN on Bunny (or Quic) , but DNS is still with CF

[@alfieinspired]

Great video! I run a web hosting business and I might actually switch! Thank you for making such detailed videos :)

[@Craylor]

That’s awesome! What about Bunny makes you want to switch?

[@alfieinspired]

​@@Craylor Mostly the speed to be honest, I have had a few people in Aisa ask about websites and it would be nice for it to be faster! The only downside is that I have a few domains with Cloudflare though. Im in the process of moving them to Gandi though.

[@alfieinspired]

@@Craylor I get a bit of traffic from asia and it would be better to make my site is faster :)

[@GrantAmbrose]

Great video! It takes me a few seconds to understand how Bunny works every time I log in there 😅 hopefully they simplify everything over time

[@Craylor]

Yeah, they can definitely simplify the UI. I was blown away by the performance though!

[@themightyboat]

You should do a video on the Skiff situation (I just moved out all my things with Skiff after watching all your videos on it 😅)

[@Craylor]

Stay tuned 😁

[@legendaryzfps]

What about AAAA records?

[@dzmelinux7769]

Hi, just wondering, no one could answer that question. I have a website with Cloudflare and zero trust. I have another domain and want to run a file server which would violate their TOS. How can I use the tunnel (without proxy?) or something else as DDNS to run my file server? Thanks.

[@rb-max]

It's better to compare speed with cf paid subscription. 🤨

[@magadadaskolin4667]

Cloudflare is adobe of dns providers. Except adobe don`t hold your work ransom and deletes everything cuz you refused illegal ransom

[@JohnVold]

Aren't you worried about privacy with Cloudflare? The whole "if you don't pay for a product, you are the product" etc.

[@GaryAllGob]

Get your point but a) they declare that they won't sell or even keep your data, so big-time law suits if they get caught out, and b) the free offering isn't the product, it's just a giveaway in the hope that you'll upgrade to a paid solution if/when you need it. The point about "you're the product if you're not paying" is valid when everyone is on it for free (e.g. most social media).

[@neoprint3d]

Except the free tier is a way for cloudflare to get access to real world network traffic which allows them to build better ddos and other products for their customers and enterprise. So yes you are the product, but luckily their goals with your data is in align with their customers so its fine by me for my websites

[@oesso]

Can you make a video on how to hide your Whois Info in Cloudflare. Seems like they don't offer this service. What approach are you taking so that you're not getting spam calls, email etc.

[@Craylor]

Cloudflare offers free WHOIS protection on all TLDs that support it. Maybe search and see if your TLD supports it? If not, you can use anonymize.com and enter the info they give you as the contact info so that will show instead in the WHOIS database.

[@patrick1992]

3:50 how does this work with the ssl certificate? Do i need to upload it somewhere?

[@Craylor]

If you use the “flexible” or “full” options, you don’t need to do anything. If you do “Full (strict)” you need to bring your own certificate to upload to your web hosting or generate one from Cloudflare to upload to your server. I just use “Flexible” unless it’s an e-commerce site or something where personal information is getting exchanged.

[@realWorsin]

So, you totally lie in your title? You do not switch yet you say that you switch in your title. Not a good first impression for someone who just stumbled on your channel.

[@Craylor]

I switched for testing and evaluation purposes. The title never said I switched permanently, and the thumbnail implies a question, not a statement.

[@realWorsin]

@@Craylor Give me a break, lame excuse. You clickbait in the worst way. No sub

[@vitalis]

@@Craylor Thumbnail implies so, title does not. Like OP I just stumbled onto your channel and am not subbing for the same reason. You may not care but here we are telling you but worded differently, and may still not care either. However, look at your sub ratio and ask yourself why it isn't higher? I'm curious if it is even anywhere near 50%.

[@Craylor]

I appreciate the feedback here. I’ve switched the title from “switches” to “tries” to be more clear.

[@DerClaudius]

​@@Craylor respecting reaction here - subbed

[@heyjitendra]

Cloudflare wont even cache content if the traffic is not significant. But even with low traffic Bunny will cache

[@videosuperhero100]

(Not true)

[@whalemailxd]

Can we get a video on hosting our website for free? This would ideally be based on the idea that we wrote the website code using HTML, CSS, and or JS (or some derivative of that).

[@Craylor]

I did a video on free hosting somewhat recently. I’m also looking at doing a Cloudflare Pages tutorial soon 😁

[@whalemailxd]

@@Craylor :D

[@LibreGlider]

To much abstraction is a bad thing. Doing damn near everything for a user in the background is detrimental for the user. Sad thing is most users are all too willing to lean on that crutch.

[@raiyansarker]

do a video for fastly

[@Kampouse]

yes but no

[@geniuskatie6813]