Cloudflare ♥ Open Source: upgrade to Pro Plan on the house
February 14, 2018
Making core contributions to a qualifying open source project? We want to thank you for your work for the community with a free Pro Plan upgrade....
2017 and the Internet: our predictions
December 30, 2016
Looking back over 2016, we saw the good and bad that comes with widespread use and abuse of the Internet. ...
Generating Documentation for TypeScript Projects
November 12, 2016
Traditionally, JavaScript docs use code comments. This post explores generating documentation directly from TypeScript source code, a more efficient alternative....
Single RX queue kernel bypass in Netmap for high packet rate networking
October 09, 2015
In a previous post we discussed the performance limitations of the Linux kernel network stack. We detailed the available kernel bypass techniques allowing user space programs to receive packets with high throughput. ...
Doubling the speed of jpegtran with SIMD
October 08, 2015
It is no secret that at CloudFlare we put a great effort into accelerating our customers' websites. One way to do it is to reduce the size of the images on the website. This is what our Polish product is for. ...
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December 22, 2013
Keeping our open source promise
Back in October I wrote a blog post about CloudFlare and open source software titled CloudFlare And Open Source Software: A Two-Way Street which detailed the many ways in which we use and support open source software....
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November 21, 2013
Red October: CloudFlare’s Open Source Implementation of the Two-Man Rule
At CloudFlare, we are always looking for better ways to secure the data we’re entrusted with. This means hardening our system against outside threats such as hackers, but it also means protecting against insider threats. ...
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October 07, 2013
CloudFlare And Open Source Software: A Two-Way Street
CloudFlare uses a great deal of open source and free software. Our core server platform is nginx (which is released using a two-clause BSD license) and our primary database of choice is postgresql (which is released using their own BSD-like license). ...
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