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  • How I Configure Cloudflare for My Website

    How I Configure Cloudflare for My Website

    TL;DR A systematic review of every Cloudflare Free plan setting, what stays on, what gets disabled, and the principles behind each decision.

    Open your Cloudflare dashboard today and you'll find dozens of features for improving performance, security, and reliability. Some are enabled by default, others are recommended, and new capabilities appear regularly as the platform evolves. With so many options available, I wanted to better understand how each setting contributed to my website.

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  • Nine Years on GitHub Pages, Why I Finally Moved to Cloudflare

    Nine Years on GitHub Pages, Why I Finally Moved to Cloudflare

    TL;DR Why I migrated this site from GitHub Pages to Cloudflare after nearly a decade, including the migration process, challenges, and discovered trade-offs.

    For nearly nine years, my personal website lived on GitHub Pages. It was free, reliable, and required almost no maintenance, so why migrate? A recent move to Cloudflare Pages prompted this post, which covers the motivation behind the change, the migration process, the issues encountered, and the trade-offs discovered along the way.

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