Cloudflare provides a comprehensive platform that allows us to protect, accelerate, and extend our digital services from a single solution. We use it extensively as our CDN and WAF in front of our entire digital ecosystem, serving millions of requests with low latency through its global edge network. Beyond content delivery, we rely on Cloudflare’s security capabilities—including WAF rules, bot management, rate limiting, IP allowlists, and access control—to protect critical APIs and customer-facing services. We also use Cloudflare Workers to build lightweight serverless services at the edge, enabling us to deploy functionality closer to users while reducing latency and operational complexity. The platform is highly reliable, easy to automate, and scales seamlessly to support our traffic demands.

I appreciate Cloudflare Application Security and Performance as a convenient all-in-one solution that integrates workers and domain control, making it easier for me by keeping everything in one place. The integration with Git is also a nice touch. I love the combination of speed and security it offers, with features like bot blocking and DDNS protection that simplify my life by ensuring my web apps are protected from attacks and can maintain reliable uptime. The initial setup was very easy, with every step being self-explanatory and supported by good information.

From Support, I am not a direct user of Cloudflare (the Cybersecurity team manages it), but its impact is clearly noticeable on a day-to-day basis. Thanks to Warp, we can access internal pages that would otherwise be inaccessible, and this strengthens access security. Additionally, during traffic spikes or attempted attacks, the platform remains stable and we have not experienced any visible outages for the user. This prevents avalanches of tickets and complaints. I perceive the ROI mainly in the incidents avoided, something especially critical in a financial platform, where any downtime quickly increases the volume of contacts.