About FireWeekly

A weekly digest of Cloudflare news, sent every Monday.

Each issue covers what changed at Cloudflare that week: new features and fixes from the changelog, posts from the blog, pricing and limits that moved, and incidents on the status page.

Behind the digest is an index of Cloudflare's products. Every product has a page with its description, links to its documentation, its current pricing and limits as the docs state them, and a timeline of its changelog entries and incidents going back to February 2024.

How it's made

Software checks Cloudflare's public sources once a day: the developer documentation, the changelog, the blog, the status page and cloudflare.com. It records what changed. Each issue is drafted from those records, then edited and approved by Matt Solt, FireWeekly's editor, before it goes out.

Sources and license

Pricing and limits sections are copied from Cloudflare's developer documentation, which Cloudflare publishes under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. FireWeekly removes the docs' navigation and keeps the text and tables as written. Each section links to its source page and shows when it was last checked.

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Independence

FireWeekly is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Cloudflare, Inc. Cloudflare and the Cloudflare logo are trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc.