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CloudFlare CDN y Discourse históricamente no se han llevado bien, por lo que no recomendamos ejecutar CloudFlare CDN en este momento.

¿Sigue siendo así hoy en día?

De 2019:

S3 image bandwidth costs are getting annoying

I’m using Cloudflare on my Discourse site and it works fine. You basically route all your traffic through Cloudflare and tell it what to process or cache and that’s it. There are a few things to keep in mind though: Configure Cloudflare to NOT cache anything (set up exceptions using page rules, see below). Don’t let Cloudflare touch your Javascript - specifically, turn off Rocket Loader. I’m not sure about Brotli compression yet, I disabled it. Set up page rules to cache the avatar and upload …

Parece que tenemos que tener especial cuidado y que perdemos algunos de los beneficios de Cloudflare.

De 2020:

I can't login to admin after backup due to Cloudflare

Cloudflare isn’t broken, your implementation was. Let’s Encrypt won’t enroll a certificate while CloudFlare is proxying. It prevents the verification from going through. You can’t use any of their ‘performance’ features with Discourse as it alters the already-minified code. All CloudFlare can do for you is hide your IP and act as a CDN for your uploads. The benefits are minimal.

De 2021:

S3 image bandwidth costs are getting annoying

Cloudflare is fine - just disable their Rocket Loader feature. With no configuration effort, it saves half the bandwidth back to my server. It might be that years ago Cloudflare didn’t work well with Discourse, but it’s not true today. It would be nice if we didn’t keep seeing doubt about it. If anyone has a specific problem, they should start a support thread here describing what’s not working.

Entonces, ¿es Cloudflare fiable y eficiente con Discourse hoy en día? ¿Desactivar la función “Rocket Loader” minimiza los beneficios?

Estaba pensando en pasar de Stackpath a Bunny CDN, pero el propietario del dominio de mi foro y exadministrador tiene una cuenta de Cloudflare Enterprise (es el propietario de tinyURL, por cierto) en la que podría añadir el dominio de forma gratuita (Looking for a decrease in the forum fees in the future - #6 by Gilby - Forum Feedback - Unicyclist.com).

Entonces, me pregunto si es correcto, indoloro y eficaz usar Cloudflare en lugar de Bunny CDN.