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Read this https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200172516-What-file-extensions-does-CloudFlare-cache-for-static-content-
I don't think you can save much traffic.
Mainly caching, I believe.
But will the traffic lower then now?
your html and picture will be cached, but i don't think your mp3 will
CloudFlare doesn't cache the mp3 files, I don't think so. And if I am right, then it won't really save you much bandwidth as I doubt a lot of that 5 TB is due to HTML.
Put your assets and HTML on AWS s3 (enable s3 website) then put Cloudflare in front of it. You'd use a CNAME. Set CF page rules to cache any file extensions you wish at the CF edges. Max out your edge expiration times. Highly available setup that is maintenance free
png,jpg files = 60GB/day , said the awstats damn thats amazing
Cloudflare did this job
I guess you can see ~10% traffic reduction. That's a max.
CloudFlare only caches static content by default. You can, however, extend the caching with PageRules to do things like "cache everything".