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How much do you think an average person would have to spend if they wanted their own CDN?

My main concern for switching over is WAF related bunny and gcore WAF doesn't perform really great with WAF on so they are only used as CDN with custom endpoints for serving accelerated statics. While

Might have to implement something other than CF very soon.

For cdn i am currently with bunny+gcore+CF in a mix although CF was also handling WAF and gcore and bunny as cdn endpoints only.

Are you using a custom solution or Bunny currently?

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For how easy (and free) CF is, I am willing to tolerate some downtime. If I was a paying customer and relying on them for my livelihood, much more upset

The only reason I am considering switching over to my own solution(cdn + safeline WAF) but it will take a good enough time to see any production ready solution I can come up with.

Oh yah. I really need to startinvesting in setting up my own so that I don't face these problems.

I guess, every commercial option does come with caveats like the current CF outage which is why people are moving to own solutions.

We’re gonna have some good offers - FAT32 has them and we’re posting our own in a few days but FAT32 does have limited ones.

Absolutely, I agree. I don’t always do the coupon on the product because I don’t really limit my offers apart from stock (we usually restock when we have). If it’s no longer a valid offer it’s gone in

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