> While Cloudflare is a big player, pretty much every service today has some form of third party MITM machine - things like Fastly, Akamai, Google Cloud Load Balancer and CloudFront all provide reverse proxy capabilities on the same level as Cloudflare.
the normal way to do this is to run your static content through CDN's and allow your dynamic content to hit origin.
you're not saved from DDoS of course, but you'd be surprised at how much cookies for static content can cost you in CDN costs; usually people use a separate domain.
the normal way to do this is to run your static content through CDN's and allow your dynamic content to hit origin.
you're not saved from DDoS of course, but you'd be surprised at how much cookies for static content can cost you in CDN costs; usually people use a separate domain.
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