Working domain with access to DNS, willing to switch to Cloudflare DNS and services.įirst things first, whatever domain you are planning on using to setup the Cloudflare + Backblaze CDN needs to have it's nameservers pointed at Cloudflare.Backblaze starts one off with 10GB of free storage. Cloudflare will allow you a basic account for single domains that includes DNS, caching and some other basic protection for your website, along with a handful of page rules (this is key to get working for Backblaze). The solution is Cloudflare + Backblaze.īoth of these services have free account options. This solution will also cache your images, saving you download costs from the CDN. This is what most would call a content delivery network, otherwise known as CDN. There's an easy solution to store most if not all your images from a source that doesn't change while keeping your HTTP URL's intact if you move your site from one host provider to another, etc. This could lead to more costs or administration overhead. Also consider if you load balance, each node or virtual instance must share or be in sync. Using backend CMS like Wordpress or Ghost, one must be cautious on their media uploads. A majority of these are pretty small in terms of disk space allocated.
A majority run these off Digital Ocean, Linode, Vultr and other cloud based virtual solutions. I help friends and some clients run websites.
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