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About Cloudflare
Founded in2019 (6 yrs old)
India Employee Count11-50
Global Employee Count1k-5k
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, USA
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Cloudflare protects and accelerates any Internet application online without adding hardware, installing software, or changing a line of code. Internet properties powered by Cloudflare have all traffic routed through its intelligent global network, which gets smarter with each new site added. As a result, they see significant improvement in performance and a decrease in spam and other attacks. Cloudflare is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team, hiring the best people based on their potential.
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Cloudflare is rated 1.0 out of 5 stars on AmbitionBox, based on 1 company reviews.This rating reflects a below average employee experience, indicating poor satisfaction with the company’s work culture, benefits, and career growth opportunities. AmbitionBox gathers authentic employee reviews and ratings, making it a trusted platform for job seekers and employees in India.
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RootedCON: Pirate IPTV Blocking Appeal Accepted as Crisis Continues
- LaLiga chief Javier Tebas vowed to protect the sport against IPTV piracy affecting live matches.
- LaLiga's struggle to block pirate sites utilizing Cloudflare led to collateral damage on innocent websites and users.
- LaLiga initiated a blockade against Cloudflare, prompting legal action and ongoing dispute resolution.
- RootedCON, a cybersecurity event in Madrid, filed an incident of nullity against a blocking order obtained through legal tactics.
- RootedCON and affected companies contest the blockade's infringement on fundamental rights, advocating for a free and open online environment.
- Telefonica-owned Movistar's block against Cloudflare affected LaLiga's football teams' websites and their own customers, leading to commercial concerns.
- The escalating site-blocking crisis involved RootedCON's lawyer representing RojaDirecta, attracting attention and controversy.
- The ongoing dispute highlights the complexities of handling IPTV piracy and the legal implications for internet service providers and cybersecurity entities.
- RootedCON aims to defend internet freedom and unrestricted access to information amidst the crackdown on pirate IPTV providers.
- The clash between LaLiga, Cloudflare, and RootedCON underscores the challenges in balancing anti-piracy measures with preserving digital rights and innovation.
TorrentFreak | 7 Mar, 2025
The Pulse #126: Startup asks for a lot, offers little → struggles to hire
- An adtech startup using AI to generate ads is struggling to hire a founding engineer who is willing to work long hours.
- Cloudflare, a leading content delivery network, published a transparent postmortem after its object storage went down for an hour.
- Google hints at a 60-hour workweek for workers in its AI group.
- Meta (formerly Facebook) fires 20 people for leaking internal information.
The Pragmatic Engineer | 7 Mar, 2025
Build a Bookmark Manager with the HONC Stack
- The HONC Stack, comprising Hono, Drizzle ORM, Name your Database, and Cloudflare, offers speed, flexibility, and scalability in full-stack development.
- It leverages Cloudflare's infrastructure, Drizzle ORM's type safety, and various database options for a seamless development experience.
- Setting up a project with the HONC Stack involves running a simple command to create the application structure with pre-configured components.
- A practical application example of the HONC Stack is demonstrated by building a Bookmark Manager that enables adding, viewing, and deleting bookmarks.
- Configuration steps include setting up a Cloudflare D1 database, defining the database schema with Drizzle ORM, and creating API routes with OpenAPI using Hono.
- To populate the database, scripts are added to seed it with sample bookmarks, enhancing the functionality of the Bookmark Manager.
- Utilizing Hono's JSX renderer, the frontend is dynamically served, displaying bookmarks with options to add, view, and delete them.
- Deployment to Cloudflare involves migrating the database, seeding data (optional), and deploying the application to production for a live Bookmark Manager.
- The HONC Stack simplifies the development of efficient and modern applications, providing developers with a robust framework to kickstart their projects.
- Experience the power of the HONC Stack by trying it out and initiating your development journey with enhanced speed and scalability.
Dev | 5 Mar, 2025
Google Must Testify as LaLiga Demands Criminal Liability For ‘Piracy Profits’
- LaLiga is taking action against tech companies facilitating piracy, including Cloudflare, Google, and Huawei.
- Cloudflare's IP addresses were blocked by LaLiga to prevent IPTV piracy, leading to a legal dispute.
- LaLiga has accused Google and Huawei of profiting from piracy via the NewPlay IPTV app.
- NewPlay had 900,000 downloads in Spain in 2021, allowing access to pirated content through M3U playlists.
- An order instructed Google, Apple, and Huawei to cease payments to NewPlay for its 'ad-free' product.
- LaLiga demanded that Google and Huawei disable NewPlay on users' devices to prevent further piracy.
- In 2024, LaLiga sought punishment for tech company directors for non-compliance with court orders.
- Google and Huawei executives are required to testify about their involvement with NewPlay and piracy profits.
- NewPlay defended itself by stating it didn't host copyrighted content directly and questioned copyright protection for sports events.
- The case involving NewPlay began in 2021, with ongoing questions about its operation and potential successors.
TorrentFreak | 4 Mar, 2025
S3 Virus Scan and Malware Protection Step-by-Step Guide
- BucketAV is a solution to protect Amazon S3 and Cloudflare R2 from viruses and malware.
- The need to scan files uploaded by users for viruses and malware led to the development of bucketAV.
- Key use cases for protecting S3 buckets with an antivirus solution include user-generated content, industry compliance, and file storage.
- The architecture of bucketAV is designed to be fault-tolerant, cost-effective, scalable, and secure, utilizing S3 buckets, event notifications, a queue, EC2 instances, and SNS topics.
Cloudonaut | 3 Mar, 2025
"Network blocking is never going to be the solution" – Cloudflare slams anti-piracy tactics
- "Network blocking is never going to be the solution." - Cloudflare criticizes anti-piracy tactics.
- DNS providers and VPN services are being targeted by European authorities to combat piracy.
- Cloudflare's Vice President highlights the adverse effects of network blocking efforts, calling it censorship.
- VPN providers may consider leaving France due to blocking demands, sparking concerns about potential global impact.
Tech Radar | 28 Feb, 2025
Go Simple Example: Generate Audio Stories with Google Gemini, TTS, and Cloudflare R2
- The article discusses the author's choice of Google Gemini, Google TTS, and Cloudflare R2 for a language learning side project with AI content generation and text-to-audio conversion.
- The author prioritized cost efficiency and chose the platforms for their API documentation and examples, despite some lacking parts in the documentation.
- For Google Gemini and TTS, the author utilized the RESTful API, finding it more convenient than using the provided library.
- The code snippets provided showcase how to use Google Gemini to generate content and Google TTS to convert text to audio files.
- The Cloudflare R2 section focuses on utilizing Cloudflare's storage similar to Amazon S3, using AWS SDK libraries.
- The author discusses challenges faced while testing audio file loading in a web environment and explains the need for proxy access even with public file settings.
- The final code snippet demonstrates the complete process: generating text with Google Gemini, converting it to audio with Google TTS, and storing the file on Cloudflare R2.
- The author hopes the provided information is helpful for others working on similar projects and concludes with a 'Happy Coding!' message.
Dev | 27 Feb, 2025
Second U.S. Pirate Site-Blocking Bill Incoming: MPA, Google, Verizon Met to Discuss
- The Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy Act (FADPA) aims to facilitate mass site-blocking measures in the US, targeting foreign pirate sites and shielding ISPs from liability.
- FADPA seeks legal amendments following injunctions in Italy and France against DNS resolvers operated by Cloudflare, Google, and OpenDNS.
- The 'dynamic' injunctions proposed by FADPA may require adjustments as the process moves forward.
- Google's stance on blocking proposals has shifted in recent years, potentially reducing opposition against FADPA.
- The American Copyright Protection Act (ACPA) is another bill focusing on tackling foreign pirate sites, with key supporters discussing site-blocking measures.
- Major companies like Amazon, Disney, and Paramount support site blocking, with the US being a major hurdle for such measures.
- Google and YouTube's positions on site-blocking remain unclear, although Google has shown flexibility in deindexing pirate sites.
- Verizon was present at a meeting discussing site-blocking measures, but the official stance of major ISPs is still unknown.
- The attitudes of ISPs towards site blocking may impact consumer perception, with potential brand image risks and customer churn.
- The involvement of Consumer Technology Association members, including major companies engaged in site-blocking, raises questions about representation of consumer interests.
TorrentFreak | 27 Feb, 2025
Did a Court Really Authorize Internet Service Providers to Block Cloudflare?
- Court authorization for internet service providers to block Cloudflare has led to a debate on blocking piracy within encrypted networks.
- Despite the increasing frequency of blocking requests, courts sometimes allow parties to self-solve issues instead of direct involvement.
- The transition from court-ordered blocking to privately administered systems is already underway.
- Dynamic injunctions are being explored to anticipate and counter pirate site countermeasures efficiently.
- Controversies regarding site blocking have surfaced in Spain and Italy, indicating a shift towards unsupervised private sector site-blocking.
- Spain and Italy have administrative blocking systems, with dynamic injunctions playing a significant role in immediate and flexible blocking measures.
- The involvement of ISPs in blocking pirate sites has evolved, with recent trends showing increased cooperation and compliance with court orders.
- The concept of using dynamic injunctions jointly with ISPs like Telefonica showcases a collaborative approach towards blocking piracy.
- Recent events have highlighted the complexity of blocking measures, emphasizing the need for cooperation and clarity in resolving disputes.
- The current landscape of blocking measures lacks explicit safeguards to prevent overblocking, raising concerns about accountability and responsibility.
TorrentFreak | 23 Feb, 2025
Cloudflare Asks Court to End LaLiga’s “Illegal” Blocking Response to Encrypted Client Hello
- LaLiga has been issuing instructions to ISPs in Spain to block pirate streaming sites and IPTV services without court scrutiny.
- Cloudflare, used by pirate sites, refused to comply with LaLiga's demands to tackle piracy, leading LaLiga to block Cloudflare IP addresses.
- Cloudflare filed a legal action, claiming LaLiga's blocking is illegal and demanding a court ruling to revoke LaLiga's authority.
- Cloudflare emphasizes the importance of the open Internet and criticizes LaLiga's disproportionate blocking measures.
- A recent ruling involving ECH (Encrypted Client Hello) was issued by a Barcelona court based on a complaint by LaLiga and Telefónica Audiovisual Digital.
- ECH, which allows traffic encryption and hinders domain blocking, poses a challenge to site-blocking measures by ISPs.
- LaLiga obtained permission to block 119 entities, including those using Cloudflare, under the pretext of combating piracy.
- This situation underscores the conflict between copyright enforcement and intermediaries like Cloudflare, with potential implications for future blocking strategies.
- The court action by Cloudflare aims to prevent indiscriminate blocking and uphold consumers' right to access an open Internet.
- The tension between LaLiga and Cloudflare highlights complexities in addressing piracy and blocking issues in the digital landscape.
TorrentFreak | 21 Feb, 2025
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When was Cloudflare founded?
Cloudflare was founded in 2019. The company has been operating for 6 years primarily in the IT Services & Consulting sector.
Where is the Cloudflare headquarters located?
Cloudflare is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
How many employees does Cloudflare have in India?
Cloudflare currently has approximately 40+ employees in India.
What are the pros and cons of working in Cloudflare?
Working at Cloudflare comes with several advantages and disadvantages. It is highly rated for skill development. However, it is poorly rated for work satisfaction, work life balance and job security, based on reviews on AmbitionBox.
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