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Incapsula versus CloudFlare

Regular readers of my blog will remember that a couple of weeks ago I posted about my website security and business or blog continuity efforts after signing up with CloudFlare for website protection and acceleration. While CloudFlare has been good to me so far, I now believe that I have found something even better: Incapsula. This post will present the results of my highly unofficial and probably highly biased comparison of Incapsula and CloudFlare. Incapsula works similar to CloudFlare, albeit slightly different, and while it would be grossly exaggerating to. After some testing I have decided to make the switch, and this post is about my experience with Incapsula compared to CloudFlare.

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CloudFlare or CloudFront – who wins?

Have you heard of CloudFlare? I hadn’t either until two weeks ago, but as a business blogger, CloudFlare should be among the first on the list of services to consider.  In a previous post comparing delivery speed in logistics with the page loading speed of a blog I described how I used Amazon CloudFront as a Content Delivery Network CDN to improve user experience by making my pages load faster.  CloudFlare, I dare say, works much better. In short, CloudFlare is a security gate, slash CDN, slash cache, three-in-one.  And, best of all,  it’s a free service.  But is it really that good? Over the last two weeks I put both CloudFlare and CloudFront to the test, and here is my experience with CloudFlare and what I found. You may also want to read my newest review: CloudFlare versus Incapsula

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