Actually, I have thought about blog sitemaps before (because I saw some experts have them on their websites, and they look awesome), but I was still a newbie at the time, and my mind was empty (even now, I encounter concepts I don’t understand every day and need to keep learning), and the articles at that time…
Preface With the official completion of the ten-part cloudflare series tutorial (these ten parts are equivalent to the main series, if there are more in the future, they can only be regarded as extra-partners, and it does not affect the fact that there are only ten parts in the main series~), I think I should also open a separate summary post for cloudflare: it will include the series tutorials and…
Introduction Because I have written several articles about the basics of AI before, I am thinking that it is time to release an AI learning map: first, I can sort out my thoughts and clearly know which knowledge points I have learned and practiced specifically, and it can also serve as my own AI learning notebook; second, it can also allow people who are destined to…
1 Introduction Many friends who use Cloudflare CDN often encounter such a problem: after modifying some content of the website, they find that the changes do not take effect immediately after refreshing the webpage. At this time, everyone's first reaction is often to go to the Cloudflare dashboard...
1 Introduction Under the "Security" tab of the Cloudflare dashboard, there is an "API Shield" feature: This feature is specifically used to protect APIs, but I have never built an API that needs to be protected, so I also...
PageSpeed Insights 94 points, the highest score tested so far, I’m posting this to commemorate it, haha
Today, I suddenly got excited and ran a score with PageSpeed Insights again. The result was 94 points (the highest before was 91 points). According to the nature of PageSpeed Insights, which tests sites using CDN based on luck, it is highly likely that I will not be lucky enough to get such a high score in the future, so I would like to post a comment to commemorate the peak of my life~:
1 Introduction Before, I used FontAwesome (Free version) for the icons of my blog links and menus, and the effect was pretty good: However, I used the official CDN of FontAwesome at that time, which required plug-in in WordPress…
1 Introduction In WordPress, there are many ways to implement article reading statistics. The common practice is usually to use plug-ins, insert code in the theme file (usually functions.php), and store the reading count in the local database. Depending on the implementation method,…
1 Introduction This week's original plan was not to write this article, but when I was researching "The impact of APO on WordPress content cache", I accidentally discovered an abnormal situation: the response header of the blog access request appeared "Cf-Cache-Status...
1 Introduction I first knew Cloudflare at the beginning of last year, and it has been almost a year now. During this year, I used a Free account to enjoy many of Cloudflare's features (CDN cache acceleration, WAF, DDoS attack protection, Tunnel...
1 Introduction In the Internet age, web page loading speed has become a key factor affecting user experience and SEO ranking. Among them, TBT (Total Blocking Time) is an important indicator for measuring web page performance. TBT measures…
1 Introduction I didn't intend to write this article, but I suddenly jumped in because I suddenly got a little tired of "changing the background image of my blog manually and regularly". The background image of my blog has always been changed manually by me regularly (the image is stored on cloudflare R2)...
1 Introduction In daily use, we often come across some excellent software managed by configuration files, such as HAProxy, Nginx, Apache and Keepalived. These software are famous for their high performance and flexibility, but their configuration files usually need to be directly…
