CloudFlare is based in San Francisco, California, USA but we serve a global audience. Every minute of every day we send and receive traffic from nearly all of the world's networks ...

Yesterday I posted a post mortem on an outage we had Saturday. The outage was caused when we ...

CloudFlare's traffic grows in a number of different ways. The most obvious is that we sign up ...

I was talking last week with Shawn Graham, a reporter at Fast Company, and he asked a simple but interesting question: do hackers take the holidays off?

CloudFlare sees traffic for hundreds of thousands of websites so we were able to answer that question by looking at the average percentage ...

In the next few hours, CloudFlare will cross having served more than 100 billion page views over the last year. We've been growing very quickly. To give you a sense, a ...

I wrote a post last week about Surviving Black Friday, the biggest offline shopping day of the year in the United States. However, the biggest online shopping day of the year in ...

Back in 1992, I was part of a small team of students at Trinity College that helped build what turned out to be one of the first, if ...

This morning we crossed a milestone: delivering a sustained average of 2,000 page views per second. Peak traffic is even higher. Once upon a time we ...

CloudFlare sits in front of tens of thousands of websites. In the last month, nearly 5% of the Internet's visitors passed through our network at least ...