Hi everyone!
The issue I run into is that when I upload files I chunk them into smaller pieces. After each chunk a new request gets sent. These requests have a long TTFB waiting time as you can see here:
It takes 1.2 mins to upload 50mb and then 30 seconds to respond from Cloudflare to my server in order to start the next 50mb chunk.
Is there a way I can disable Cloudflare for http://testnow.ga/jquery-file-upload only and not for http://testnow.ga/ ?
I would appreciate any help!
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@Woet Thanks for that post but it doesn’t affect my case, because I am uploading data which seems to be processed on Cloudflare’s end. It is not meaningless as they say, when it adds an extra 7 minutes of waiting when the user is uploading a 300mb file. Other than that I do agree with them if it does not hurt your SEO.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/ttfb-time-to-first-byte-considered-meaningles/
Thanks for the response! I figured it would only be available through subdomains. I wish that would be a possibility on my end to set up a sub domain. :-( Seems like I just need to do some better caching on my end. Shouldn’t be too hard and on top of it all the popular libraries are available as CDNs anyways.
@Chris1904
I’m not sure if this is possible on the pay accounts, though it’s not possible to disable specific URL’s on their free accounts.
The only way around this that I can think of would be to setup a sub-domain, disable that sub-domain within the CloudFlare control panel (you’d still need to set it up so that they’re aware of it), and then use the sub-domain to access your upload script.