So this is a neat feature where I can expose web services externally, but hidden and protected by Cloudflare. I’m thinking I want to expose my Evernote replacement Bookstack/Confluence (still not deci
As a first step of switching over to a DNS based process for maintaining Lets Encrypt certificates, I opted to start with upgrading my local environment as I do some tinkering with Kubernetes and thus
The first and simplest choice is to have Cloudflare handle the HTTPS redirection at their edge servers. This however requires the use of a catch all Page Rule which interferes when I want to use a Pag
By default, Cloudflare doesn’t cache your static HTML. Since I run hexo, a static site generator, I feel it is a bit of unused potential there. I’ve recently migrated over to a single droplet on Digit
Cloudflare has a nifty feature where you can configure your site to always be served over HTTPS. Of course, this does require you have already enabled SSL support for your site in the first place. How
Ever since Let’sEncrypt entered the market, it is now very easy and free to get basic SSL support everywhere. Since I’ve moved my DNS services to CloudFlare, enabling SSL support is very easy as Cloud