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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by tmikaeld on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @10:29AM (#35962393)
What applies if we have a worker that proxies an s3 file, even if it's a video?

And what's defined as a "CDN", does this include the Cache feature?

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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by judiisis on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @11:31AM (#35963219)
I want to know the same for eg using cdn or cloudflare workers to proxy images and videos from s3 , Google drive or other services
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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by pier25 on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @12:29PM (#35964171)
Yeah or any other service from the Bandwidth Alliance such as B2, etc.
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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by throitallaway on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @12:55PM (#35964576)
In our case, "CDN" is basically all traffic. The majority of our (enterprise agreement) Cloudflare usage falls under "CDN", even though 90%+ of our usage is non-cacheable API requests.
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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by Wallacy on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @01:39PM (#35965182)
Maybe before, but now no cacheable content should be part of the basic SLA i think.

But they still need to clarify that. Maybe that is just a bandwidth constrained by plan not by type.

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Re:Goodbye, section 2.8 and hello to Cloudflare’s new terms ... by Dylan16807 on Tuesday May 16, 2023 @03:28PM (#35966554)
"Cloudflare Cache" is the same thing as "Cloudflare CDN"

Nothing else is CDN. Workers can do any file types.

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