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you run streams and cloudfare on the same server ?
 
Channels MatchTime Unblock CDN Offshore Server Contact
100 cnx / 90€ 5Gbps / 180€ 48CPU-256GRAM 10Gbps 569€ Skype live:giefsl
500 cnx / 350€ 10Gbps / 350€ 48CPU-128GRAM 5Gbps / 349€ TG @changcdn
1000 cnx / 500€ 20Gbps / 700€ 40CPU-128GRAM 20Gbps / €980 http://coronaserver.com
This does work but there are several issues you will face.

CloudFlare has really bad routing for their free accounts so buffing is a massive issue.

CloudFlare do not allow you to run LIVE streams over their network without paying a LOT of money to them and thus, you are breaking the ToS and they will just close / suspend your domain so it no longer uses the CF protected network.

When you use more than a certain amount of data / bandwidth this will trigger an internal review and result in your account / domain being suspended and removed from the orange CF protected network.

This option looks great on paper until you start to use it in the real work.

I have spent many hours in video calls with high ranking CloudFlare managers and understand a lot more than most about the CF network and their inner workings.

To put it in simple terms, don't do this method !!!
 
Channels MatchTime Unblock CDN Offshore Server Contact
100 cnx / 90€ 5Gbps / 180€ 48CPU-256GRAM 10Gbps 569€ Skype live:giefsl
500 cnx / 350€ 10Gbps / 350€ 48CPU-128GRAM 5Gbps / 349€ TG @changcdn
1000 cnx / 500€ 20Gbps / 700€ 40CPU-128GRAM 20Gbps / €980 http://coronaserver.com
is there a better alternative to CloudFlare?
CloudFlare does this, but it's an expensive solution
 
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