Goran Štimac 
DNS Deep Dive: Modern Architecture and Performance
How modern DNS is architected — recursive vs authoritative, TTL caching, anycast and EDNS Client Subnet — plus DoT, DoH and DoQ, and what makes resolution fast.
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#Cloudflare
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Definition
Cloudflare is one of the world's largest networks, helping businesses, non-profits, and individual creators boast faster, more secure websites and apps through global edge infrastructure and security services.
Why it matters
It matters when edge caching, DNS control, traffic filtering, origin protection, or delivery performance are part of the final architecture.
In this archive
In this archive Cloudflare appears in performance, DNS, caching, security, and operational website delivery contexts. It currently appears in 15 articles and crosses 5 categories.
Nearest categories
Infrastructure & DevOps , Security & Privacy , Static Sites & Astro , Updates & Announcements
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Cloudflare or Coraza? Picking a WAF in 2026
Cloudflare's managed WAF is zero-ops but its OWASP ruleset still runs CRS 3.3; self-hosted Coraza gives you current CRS 4 and control.
Astro Joins Cloudflare: What It Means for Static Site Teams
Cloudflare acquired The Astro Technology Company in January 2026. Astro remains open source and platform-agnostic, with two major releases since — here is what static-site teams should know.
Cloudflare Precursor: One-Click Behavioral Defense When 57% of Web Traffic Is Bots
Cloudflare launches Precursor — a one-click continuous behavioral validation engine that replaces CAPTCHAs with real-time session-wide analysis. 57% of web traffic is now automated.
The agentic edge: why Cloudflare’s 2026 updates matter for AI apps and content sites
Cloudflare’s 2026 announcements show the edge becoming a runtime for agent workflows, with more focus on isolation, speed, and safer automation.
Cloudflare Acquires VoidZero (Vite) and Pledges $1M Ecosystem Fund — What It Means for Frontend Builds
Cloudflare acquires VoidZero, the company behind Vite, and pledges $1 million to an independent ecosystem fund. With 84 million weekly npm downloads and 98% developer satisfaction, Vite has won the build tool war.
How to Keep Website Forms Clean With Cloudflare Turnstile
Cloudflare Turnstile helps service websites protect forms without forcing visitors through a more annoying CAPTCHA flow.
How to Choose Between Cloudflare, Akamai, and CloudFront for Edge Delivery
Cloudflare, Akamai, and CloudFront solve similar edge problems, but the right fit depends on control, integration, and delivery needs.
What Cloudflare Flagship Means for Feature-Flagged AI Products
Cloudflare Flagship brings feature flags closer to the edge, with a network-native model that can suit AI products and fast-moving launches.
What Cloudflare Registrar API Beta Means for Builders
Cloudflare Registrar API beta lets builders search, check, and register domains from the same workflow they already use.
What Cloudflare Browser Run Means for Human-in-the-Loop Automation
Browser Run turns Cloudflare’s browser tooling into something more useful for agent workflows, testing, and review loops.
What Cloudflare’s AI Platform Means for Agent Apps
Cloudflare’s AI Platform is turning into a unified inference layer for teams that want to ship agent applications faster.
What Cloudflare Agent Memory Means for Stateful AI Experiences
Cloudflare Agent Memory gives builders a managed way to persist what agents should remember and forget.
What Cloudflare Shared Dictionaries Mean for Faster Agentic Pages
Shared Dictionaries are a compression idea that can make repeated content and agent-heavy pages cheaper to deliver.
What Cloudflare’s Agent Readiness Score Means for Site Owners
Cloudflare’s Agent Readiness score gives site owners a way to think about how well their pages work for AI agents and crawlers.