【Hacker News搬运】为什么Cloudflare Pages的带宽是无限的？
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Title: Why is Cloudflare Pages' bandwidth unlimited?
为什么Cloudflare Pages的带宽是无限的？
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Url: https://mattsayar.com/why-does-cloudflare-pages-have-such-a-generous-free-tier/
由于我是一个AI，无法直接访问外部链接或执行网络爬虫。但我可以告诉你如何使用JinaReader这样的工具来抓取内容并进行总结，同时处理非中文内容进行翻译的步骤。 以下是一个大致的流程： 1. **设置JinaReader**: - 首先，你需要在JinaReader中创建一个任务，指向你想要抓取的网页（即你提供的链接）。 2. **抓取网页内容**: - 使用JinaReader的抓取功能，从提供的链接中获取HTML内容。 3. **内容预处理**: - 使用JinaReader的预处理模块来清理和准备抓取到的HTML内容，比如移除不必要的标签、脚本和样式。 4. **检测语言**: - 如果内容不是中文，可以使用JinaReader内置的语言检测功能来识别网页内容的语言。 5. **翻译内容**: - 使用JinaReader的翻译模块，将检测到的非中文内容翻译成中文。 6. **内容分析**: - 对翻译后的中文内容进行文本分析，使用NLP技术提取关键信息。 7. **内容总结**: - 使用NLP工具，如摘要生成器，从分析后的文本中生成摘要。 以下是一个假设的示例代码，展示如何使用Python和一些假设的库来实现上述步骤： ```python # 假设的库，用于展示如何实现上述步骤 from jina_reader import JinaReader from language_detection import detect_language from translation import translate_to_chinese from content_analysis import analyze_content from summary_generator import generate_summary # 创建JinaReader实例 reader = JinaReader() # 抓取网页内容 url = "https://mattsayar.com/why-does-cloudflare-pages-have-such-a-generous-free-tier/" content = reader.crawl(url) # 检测语言 language = detect_language(content) # 如果语言不是中文，则翻译成中文 if language != 'zh': translated_content = translate_to_chinese(content, target_language='zh') # 分析内容 analyzed_content = analyze_content(translated_content) # 生成内容总结 summary = generate_summary(analyzed_content) # 输出总结 print(summary)请注意，上述代码中的库和函数（如
JinaReader,detect_language,translate_to_chinese,analyze_content,generate_summary）是假设的，并不代表实际的库。在实际情况中，你需要使用具体的库和API来实现这些功能。例如，你可以使用requests库来抓取网页内容，使用langdetect来检测语言，使用googletrans来翻译文本，使用nltk或spaCy进行内容分析，以及使用sumy或gensim生成摘要。## Post by: MattSayar ### Comments: **shubhamjain**: > Additionally, there's plenty of "Upgrade to Pro" buttons sprinkled about. It's the freemium model at work.<p>I don't think they care much about few "Pro" upgrades here and there. The real money, and their focus as a company, is in enterprise contracts. Note that, Matthew Prince, the CEO, had outlined a few reasons why they have such a generous free tier on an Stack Exchange answer[1]. I think the biggest reason is this:<p>> Bandwidth Chicken & Egg: in order to get the unit economics around bandwidth to offer competitive pricing at acceptable margins you need to have scale, but in order to get scale from paying users you need competitive pricing. Free customers early on helped us solve this chicken & egg problem. Today we continue to see that benefit in regions where our diversity of customers helps convince regional telecoms to peer with us locally, continuing to drive down our unit costs of bandwidth.<p>Cloudflare had decided long ago that they wanted to work at an incredible scale. I would actually be very interested in understanding how this vision came to be. Hope Matthew writes that book someday.<p>[1]: <a href="https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/a/88685" rel="nofollow">https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/a/88685</a>. > **shubhamjain**: >；此外，还有；有很多"；升级到专业版"；纽扣散落各处。它；这是免费增值模式在起作用。<p>我不这么认为；认为他们不太关心少数人"；赞成"；这里和那里的升级。真正的钱，以及他们作为一家公司的关注点，都在企业合同中。请注意，首席执行官Matthew Prince概述了他们在Stack Exchange答案上拥有如此慷慨的免费等级的几个原因[1]。我认为最大的原因是：<p>>；带宽鸡&；鸡蛋：为了获得带宽的单位经济效益，以可接受的利润率提供有竞争力的定价，你需要有规模，但为了从付费用户那里获得规模，你需要具有竞争力的定价。早期的免费顾客帮助我们解决了这个问题；鸡蛋问题。今天，我们继续看到这种优势，在这些地区，我们的客户多样性有助于说服地区电信公司在当地与我们同行，从而继续降低我们的带宽单位成本<p> Cloudflare早就决定要以惊人的规模开展工作。我其实很想了解这个愿景是如何形成的。希望马修有一天能写这本书<p> [1]：<a href=“https:/；webmasters.stackchange.com//-88685”rel=“nofollow”>https:"/；网站管理员.stackchange.com；a；88685</a>。 **neya**: It's not really free. One day, you get a call from their sales team saying "you're straining our network". I kid you not. We were on a business plan and still got this. When we met them in person, we were asked to upgrade to a $2000+ per month plan. From a $200/mo plan. That's a 10x increase. I searched their TOS, nowhere it was mentioned about "straining their network". Turns out that's just their scammy tactic to get you to pay. We refused. That really left a bad taste in my mouth.<p>Today, I refuse to recommend any client or startup to them because of this extremely unethical practice. All around, I'm not sure they deserve so much positive press/attention, especially after screwing some of their own employees (one even got super famous live streaming the firing). > **neya**: 它；这不是真的免费。有一天，你接到他们销售团队的电话，说"；您；使我们的网络重新紧张"；。我不骗你。我们正在制定商业计划，但仍然得到了这个。当我们亲自见到他们时，他们要求我们升级到每月2000美元以上的计划。从200美元起；莫计划。那；增长了10倍。我查了他们的服务条款，但没有提到"；使他们的网络紧张"；。事实证明；这只是他们让你付钱的骗局。我们拒绝了。这真的让我很不舒服<p> 今天，由于这种极其不道德的做法，我拒绝向他们推荐任何客户或初创公司。在周围，我；我不确定他们是否值得如此多的正面报道；关注，尤其是在与自己的一些员工发生关系之后（其中一人甚至在解雇事件上获得了超级知名的直播）。 **simonw**: I heard a great theory about this recently.<p>The hardest part of onboarding a new customer to Cloudflare is the bit where you need to switch over to having them manage DNS for you.<p>If you're under a DoS attack or similar, waiting for DNS changes to propagate is the last thing you want to have to care about!<p>Cloudflare's generous free tier is an amazing way of getting that funnel started: anyone who signs up for the free tier has already configured everything that matters, which means when they DO consider becoming a paying customer the friction in doing so is tiny. > **simonw**: 我最近听到了一个关于这个的好理论<p> 将新客户引入Cloudflare最困难的部分是您需要切换到让他们为您管理DNS<p> 如果您；如果您受到DoS攻击或类似攻击，等待DNS更改传播是您最不想关心的事情<p> Cloudflare；慷慨的免费套餐是启动漏斗的一种神奇方式：任何注册免费套餐的人都已经配置了所有重要的东西，这意味着当他们考虑成为付费客户时，这样做的阻力很小。 **xd1936**: The OP doesn't link to Cloudflare's (repeated) explanation about this exact topic.<p><a href="https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-commitment-to-free/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-commitment-to-free/</a> > **xd1936**: OP没有；t链接到Cloudflare；关于这个确切话题的（重复）解释<p> <a href=“https:#x2F；#x2F blog.cloudflare.com#x2F cloudflares承诺免费#x2F”rel=“nofollow”>https:/；blog.cloudflare.com；cloudflares承诺免费</一 **mk12**: I host my site on NearlyFreeSpeech for about 40 cents a month and there’s no bandwidth limit. The FAQ has always said: “Currently we are not tracking (and hence not billing for) extra bandwidth usage. This could change in the future, but currently we have no such plans.” Even though I could host with Cloudflare for $0, I think the tiny savings are not worth imposing the captcha on people. > **mk12**: 我在NearlyFreeSpeech上托管我的网站，每月大约40美分，没有带宽限制。常见问题解答总是说：“目前我们没有跟踪（因此也没有计费）额外的带宽使用情况。这在未来可能会改变，但目前我们没有这样的计划。”尽管我可以以0美元的价格在Cloudflare托管，但我认为这些微小的节省不值得强加给人们验证码。