Comment on Cdnjs - the missing cdnparentComments−Sidnicious14yFWIW, the libraries they host still seem to be getting served normally, so that’s a good thing.−ceejayoz14ySort of. I'm still not sure I want to use a CDN that can't keep its main site up.How do I know their .js files won't expire out of the CloudFlare cache before the site comes up, for example?−ryankirkmanOP14yIt doesn't work like that.The CDN portion is completely independent of the website. The website is really just an index of the files on the CDN.
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FWIW, the libraries they host still seem to be getting served normally, so that’s a good thing.
Sort of. I'm still not sure I want to use a CDN that can't keep its main site up.
How do I know their .js files won't expire out of the CloudFlare cache before the site comes up, for example?
It doesn't work like that.
The CDN portion is completely independent of the website. The website is really just an index of the files on the CDN.