Quic.cloud CDN & Cloudflare Integration | New Features Overview

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Integrate Cloudflare with Quic.cloud services the easiest way possible!
QUIC.cloud is a service offered by LiteSpeed Technologies, the company behind LiteSpeed Server, a popular alternative to Apache and Nginx.
QUIC.cloud is not just a Content Delivery Network (CDN); it provides a suite of services that are designed to optimize the delivery of web content. These services are closely tied to LiteSpeed's server technologies, providing a number of benefits to websites running on LiteSpeed servers.
Here are some services and features provided by QUIC.cloud:
Content Delivery Network (CDN): QUIC.cloud's CDN leverages a global network of servers to deliver web content more quickly to users around the world. Like other CDNs, it can help to reduce latency, speed up page load times, and reduce the load on your server.
Image Optimization: QUIC.cloud can automatically optimize images on your website, which can reduce page load times and improve the user experience.
Page Optimization: QUIC.cloud can help to optimize HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, which can help to reduce page load times and improve your site's performance.
Critical CSS Generation: Critical CSS is the minimal amount of blocking CSS that is necessary to render the "above-the-fold" content on a webpage. QUIC.cloud can automatically generate Critical CSS, which can be inlined to deliver styled content to the user as quickly as possible.
QUIC and HTTP/3 Support: QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) is a new transport layer network protocol designed by Google to reduce latency and improve web performance. HTTP/3 is the latest version of the HTTP protocol, and it builds upon QUIC. By supporting these protocols, QUIC.cloud can help to improve the performance of your website.
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[@Francisco-eu5hg]

yes

[@davidnickson5043]

Thank you so much Simon, such an incredible video!

[@webnestify]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nickarceco]

This was the video I needed! Will help me with setup

[@webnestify]

Awesome. Glad you like it.

[@VascoDanielBaiao]

Great video! Thank you

[@webnestify]

Glad you liked it!

[@networkspecialist8559]

fantastic, thank you so much!

[@webnestify]

You're very welcome!

Great video. thanks

[@webnestify]

Thank you.

[@akifalsancak]

Hello brother, first of all, I am grateful to you, this training was very useful, but I have a question, I followed exactly what you said and when I checked it from cloudflare, I saw that there were 2 A records, 3CNAME records and 1 MX record. This is more than what you show. Could I have made a mistake somewhere? Or do I need to delete some of these? ?

[@webnestify]

Hello. Quic will make backups of your current A record website that you want to proxy via CDN and add appropriate CNAME. If you enable www, it will add second cname record. So maximum 2 CNAME should be there for your domain.

[@withyouTillforever]

Hi, if integrating cloudflare, what is the purpose? why not just use Quic server? or will the page use both CDN at the same time?

[@webnestify]

Cloudflare is still the best dns manager out there, so that's why :) You can use Cloudflare without their CDN for centralized DNS management.

[@mikrotikwinbox4502]

I have a Dynamic IP, is there a DNS program for Quick Cloud to update the IP?

[@webnestify]

Dynamic IP on webserver??

[@mikrotikwinbox4502]

@@webnestify I have a home server and I have a connection between Cloudflare and Quickcloud. I want a program or script to update the IP when changing, compatible with Quickcloud

[@webnestify]

@@mikrotikwinbox4502 I see. Well, I am not sure if I can help you with this, since I don't have any scripts for this. You would need to create one on your own or search somewhere. What I can think out of my mind is that you can setup watcher in N8N and if it sees changes, it can automatically change dns record in Cloudflare via API.

[@theloneleopard3095]

Be warned.... I signed up for QUIC CDN and DDOS attacks spiked hard, and constantly... Their CDN DDOS protection is too weak compared to Cloudflare's (free unmetered).. plus you have to add credits every time a DDOS attack sucks up your QUIC CDN free bandwidth, and have to BUY server zones separately. Nice racket. Give me one reason why they don't DDOS you themselves to keep money flowing in?

[@webnestify]

Can you provide evidence? I have around 650+ websites there and it never happened. If you are using not reputable server provider from different countries, yes. That will put target on it.

[@webnestify]

Somehow your comment doesn't show up. You wrote Webnestify What's the evidence that QUIC.CLOUD CDN is better than Cloudflare's?.. and why do they charge credits for Bandwidth when Cloudflare has unlimited CDN? Evidence is simple. Compare TTFB, features, speed and other things. Cloudflare have different business model and they are making all revenue from Enterprise customers so they can offer free limited services to everyone. You would need to pay 200$/month to get comparable features like ESI, dynamic caching etc. With quick.cloud you have those by default, if you are running Litespeed server. Simple brochure sites does not even consume 100 CDN credits in a month so it is enough free quotas. If you are running heavier site that is generating revenue 0.02$ per GB is really good price. Quic services are tailored to Wordpress where Cloudflare falls behind. Network traffic is getting more expensive every year and if you run your own data center, would you offer unlimited free traffic to anyone? I doubt that 🙂.