jason94024
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Using CloudFlare with WPengine
My client goes from
(register) Godaddy to CloudFlare (DNS) to my server at WPengine.
Here are my questions.
1. Does CloudFlare simply index and cache the site to get page for their CDN?
2. Without the WP CloudFlare plugin, will CloudFlare still work without the server connecting to it or does having the DNS go to it enough? I guess this goes back to question 1.
3. Is it it a good idea to have 2 CDNs running, one from CF and the other from the host?
Anything else that you think I need to know would be helpful.
Thanks
(register) Godaddy to CloudFlare (DNS) to my server at WPengine.
Here are my questions.
1. Does CloudFlare simply index and cache the site to get page for their CDN?
2. Without the WP CloudFlare plugin, will CloudFlare still work without the server connecting to it or does having the DNS go to it enough? I guess this goes back to question 1.
3. Is it it a good idea to have 2 CDNs running, one from CF and the other from the host?
Anything else that you think I need to know would be helpful.
Thanks
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thanks
Overall, I would stick with just WP Engine. CF is great but the WP engine solution is fully integrated with their hosting.
ASKER
thanks and one last question, would the site load faster if I skipped CF and went from Godaddy to WPengine? or is that millaseconds I should not worry about.
Your site will load faster running on WPEngine than GoDaddy and also be more secure.
ASKER
I am sorry I phrased that wrong, write now the register is godaddy, then it goes to CF then to WPengine, would it be faster to set the A record in go daddy and bypass CF?
Ah. No, not tremendously. Your earlier comment of "milliseconds" applies.
ASKER
cool, thanks for the insight.
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