In the previous post (CloudFlare-AFree CDN service for bloggers) and (How to setup a CDN setting of CloudFlare onyour domain?), I explained you about the world best CDN service CloudFlare and its installation path.
In the following post, I am
going to tell you about how you can get the Best CDN setting of CloudFlare, so that CloudFlare serves you the optimum
service for your website.
To apply this Best CDN setting in your CloudFlare
account, just follow these simple steps:-
STEP 1:
First, log in CloudFlare and open your account, then go to CloudFlare setting
as shown in the figure.
STEP 2:
After this, a webpage appears on your screen in which there are three types of
settings are given:
- Setting Overview
- Security Settings
- Performance settings
STEP 3:
For Best CDN setting, select each
type of setting and set it as given below…
(Note: This setting is for
those users who are using CloudFlare as a free CDN service)
Setting Overview
Security profile : Custom
Performance profile : Custom
Cache Purge : Use it, when you
changes anything in your blog
Development mode : Temporarily enter development mode
on your blog
Automatic IPv6 : Full
SPDY : This
facility is for paid users
Outbound Links : ON
Always Online : ON
IP Geolocation : ON
Google Analytics : Install Google Analytics on
your web pages
SSL : This
facility is for paid users
Security Setting
Security profile : Custom
Advanced DDoS protection :
This facility is for paid users
Basic protection level : Medium
Challenge passage TTL : 15 minutes
Customize challenge page : It is not an important stuff
E-mail address obfuscation : ON
Server side exclude (SSE) : ON
Browser integrity check : ON
Hotlink protection : ON
Advanced security (Web
Application Firewall): Paid Facility
Performance Setting
Performance profile : Custom
Caching level : Aggressive
Minimum expire TTL : 2 hours
Auto Minify (Web
optimization): Click on JS, CSS, HTML
Rocket Loader™ (Web
optimization): Off
Website preloader : This facility is for paid
users
That’s all.This is the Best CDN setting of CloudFlare for your
blog. Try it to get optimum results.
If you have any queries
related to this post, you can comment below and ask your queries to me…
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