前言 在上一篇文章中(参见：家庭数据中心系列 cloudflare教程(二) CF整体方案流量序列中各技术节点功能简介)，我介绍了用户的访问请求从"进入CF的边缘网络"直到将请求&…
Preface In the previous tutorial (see article: Home Data Center Series CF Tutorial (I) Introduction to CF and Its Benefits to Personal Webmasters), I introduced Cloudflare (hereinafter collectively referred to as CF) and the main features provided by its solutions (Free plan)...
Preface Since I started getting in touch with Cloudflare (hereinafter referred to as CF) at the end of last year, I have often mentioned in some articles that I wanted to write a series of tutorials on CF features. However, because CF has so many free features, to understand one feature clearly requires continuous learning and practice...
Preface: After getting my own domain name, I always wanted an email address with my own domain suffix. At first, I spent a huge amount of effort setting up my own mail server using my home broadband. However, I later found out that only some domestic free mailboxes could receive them, while others either couldn't receive them at all or they ended up in the spam folder, so...
Preface: In the previous article, I used Cloudflare Tunnel to achieve "load balancing", "active-active", and "automatic redundancy" for multi-node WordPress. However, this method is not suitable for me, because my requirement is that when my home data center is normal...
Preface: In my previous article (Home Data Center Series: Chevereto Image Hosting Multi-Node Scheduled Auto-Sync Tutorial), I mentioned that after building a setup consisting of the main site of the currently self-hosted image hosting Chevereto (located in the home data center) + backup site (located in the home data center) + same-city disaster...
1 Preface: Having messed around with WordPress for these past few months, I have successfully evolved from a complete newbie who knew nothing into a beginner: capable of proficiently using various plugins, designing page layouts, using the theme editor to quickly add scripts, and other routine operations, and fully enjoying the wo...
Maybe it was because my article last night was a bit provocative: The article was published at 22:19: The attack started at around 1:30 and continued until past 10:00 when I was writing the article: As of 10:37 AM on the 11th, the data is as follows: Actually, I still feel some pressure, docker wordpr...
Attack Review: When I got up at 5 AM, I happened to glance at my email: Holy crap, targeting me again? And last time was 02:16, this time is 02:21, so around 2:20 AM is working hours? Quickly checked the traffic report: Let's look at the duration: It completely ended at 2:21:37, ...
Preface Due to the incident of my blog being attacked, my sense of crisis began to emerge. Although cloudflare withstood the vast majority of it this time, there were still over 200,000 attacks that penetrated into my home data center. If it happens once, it will happen again. This time it was the blog, who knows what it will be next time (even my...