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Cloudflare has launched Workers Cache, a tiered caching layer that sits in front of Workers and is configured entirely through Wrangler and standard Cache-Control headers, eliminating CPU charges on cache hits.
A good uptime setup catches a broken checkout or a stalled cron job long before a support ticket does. Here is how to pick check intervals, monitoring locations, and alert routing that actually works.
Cloudflare has released a new dashboard giving publishers granular data on AI crawler behavior, including crawl-to-referral ratios that expose just how extractive bot traffic has become.
A plain-language guide to what hosting plans actually meter, what fair-use clauses really mean, and how to estimate the transfer your WordPress site truly needs.
Not all WordPress infections look the same because they aren't built for the same purpose. Here's how to recognize the common categories and what each one is actually trying to do to your site.
A plain-English look at why sites running over HTTP/3 feel snappier on real-world connections, and what head-of-line blocking, connection migration, and 0-RTT actually mean for your WordPress site.
Rock-bottom hosting prices usually mean rock-bottom resource guarantees. Here is how overselling actually works under the hood, and the concrete signals that tell you it is happening to your site.
Most sites only cache static assets at the edge. This guide shows you how to cache entire HTML pages on Cloudflare, handle the real-world exceptions that break naive setups, and keep dynamic content working correctly.
Not all bot traffic is bad, and not all human traffic is safe. Here is how to read your logs, tell the players apart, and respond with the right level of force instead of a blanket ban.
Cloudflare is expanding its AI traffic management tools with three distinct categories, Search, Agent, and Training, available to all customers including those on the free tier.
