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They expire after a year, but only if you don't do a recharge.
And unfortunately no, not at the moment.
Credit expires 365 Days after the last deposit?
https://bunnycdn.com?ref=adc0wm97ve < Love you long time :P
This should be fine if you don't get a ton of traffic but I believe it's against their terms to have a domain used to only serve files (they say something about how you should mostly be serving full pages).
But I agree with your further point, if you're only using a few GB a month then just go with CloudFront or someone like BunnyCDN. $0.XX/mo or $X/year to get the benefits of a CDN, even on small sites, is worth it to me.
I liked the sounds of that until I went to sign up. Seems BunnyCDN is incapable of supporting any kind of secure passwords (upper, lower, numbers, and special characters) without freaking out and thinking you're trying to take over the system.
Pretty sad and unfortunate really that a modern system can't support something so trivial. Was kinda looking forward to trying them out too.
I can't get BunnyCDN to work either. It randomly 404s my sub domain after working for months. It just isn't pulling the file to the server to serve it.
You are perfectly free to use upper case, lower case, numbers and special characters and the password is then hashed with a salted SHA256. In fact we encourage our users to use the combination of these. The problem with your password is that the ASP.NET MVC system thought it was a sort of attack because it had a form of SQL injection in it. Specifically, I'm talking about \'
I just tried to set '$s3rVo#pCJM6yP3Br^' as a password and it works fine.
Sorry about that. Sounds odd, this is the first time I'm hearing of something like this. Can you maybe send me your zone via a PM so I can check it out?
@ElliotJ Thanks for that. I hadn't thought of that approach but something like this might work out if I can keep on the right side of their ToS which @Harambe has pointed out. You also jogged my memory about the existence of CDNjs.com - ta much.
I would just like to say that I have been messaging with @BunnySpeed this morning, and we have gotten everything taken care of. I would definitely recommend them to anyone that is looking for a CDN service.
Thank you. Happy to have helped
We recommend CloudFlare to our clients as its good and reliable from many years
For the last time: CloudFlare is not a true CDN.
Yes that true, better than a CDN.
If you can use the page rules, cloudflare can be better than an expensive CDN...
CloudFlare is a really cool product, but if performance is what you're after, you're better off using a true CDN.
Under your crypto settings for the cloudflare SSL switch it from the preset 'Flexible' to 'Full' in strict mode. This works for us.
Cloudflare save me 4TB+ bandwidth in a month for FREE, there isn't any competitor for this "price"
For me was bunnycdn working pretty good. So i can recommend it.
https://bunnycdn.com?ref=6q94eu2ceb (thanks, conact me if you need help)
I guess cooper is talking about cloudflare's not showing his private SSL certificate but their generic one while browsing his sites.
@erkin That is spot on.
I'd like to see how it's Argetinian spot performs . Too bad I don't have any source to emulate a big # of local requests
Just a heads up: KeyCDN has recently increased the minimum payment to $49 (it was $29 previously), and the credits still expire after 12 months.
https://www.keycdn.com/faq#min-payment
Also if you use their log forwarding feature, beware that they now charge 3 credits ($3) PER DAY for it.
Thanks for the update. I wish they'd been more up front about it instead of sneaking it into the docs. I've been using KeyCDN for the past few years but I will probably be switching to @BunnySpeed's BunnyCDN now.
MaxCDN (haven't tried, but I have used their Bootstrap CDN on many occasions and it works very well)
Many users have recommended CloudFront, which is good service, although usually you're locked to an S3 bucket for storage which is pretty much a lock-in.
Happy to have you
If you decide so and need any help getting things set up let me know and I'll be happy to help out.
I noticed that aswell but it doesn't seem to have effect on existing users? I was able to add $29 credit just now.
Note - if you're using KeyCDN, make sure you use a custom hostname. The kxcdn domain is blocked by Ghostery and maybe a couple of ad blocker lists (under trackers).
I'm gonna be using BunnyCDN more anyways, much cheaper and to my knowledge no '5 free zone' limit like KeyCDN.
Bunnycdn is the shit, Dejan always responds fast and the performance is great!! I highly recommend
Does adding the $29 credit reset your account for another year? On my account, it says, "Recharge Amount (min. 49 USD)" on the Buy Credits page.
+1m for BunnyCDN
+1 for bunnycdn ... tried it out for a few weeks for free and it's amazing!
I'm trying to setup bunnycdn -- not sure why it won't pull from my website... Not much documentation for new users, and I can't see to find a place for tickets or assistance... Might not be for me, glad it's working for the rest of you!