jetpack image and cloudflare cache

  • Resolved asepnoerjaman

    (@asepnoerjaman)


    7 months ago

    hi, what do you think if i use jetpack image (photon) with cloudflare cache? will it work well? is there any problem? do you think it’s good? i want to know your opinion. thanks.

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  • Plugin Support rodicaelena

    (@rodicaelena)

    4 months, 1 week ago

    Hi,

    Using Jetpack Image CDN (formerly Photon) with Cloudflare cache should work well together. They complement each other nicely since they serve different purposes:

    How they work together:

    • Jetpack Image CDN optimizes and serves your images from WordPress.com’s global CDN, automatically resizing and compressing them
    • Cloudflare cache (via Super Page Cache) caches your entire pages and assets at the edge for faster delivery

    A few things to consider:

    1. Avoid double optimization – If you’re using Cloudflare’s image optimization features (like Polish or Mirage), disable them since Jetpack is already handling image optimization. This prevents conflicts and unnecessary processing.
    2. Cache headers – The Super Page Cache plugin should handle this, but make sure cache headers are properly configured so Cloudflare knows how to cache the Jetpack-served images.

    In my opinion, this is actually a good combination for performance. Just make sure to monitor your site initially to ensure everything is working smoothly.

    Hope this helps!

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