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by hw 1302 days ago
> But what I dislike the most is how little control you have over what's going on there. Like: If you haven't setup TLS on your webserver, why do they allow unencrypted traffic to flow between the server <-> Cloudflare and encrypt it to the end users and pretend that is secure?

I don’t get the issue here. The traffic between client and Cloudflare is secure. SSL is terminated at Cloudflare. You can choose to have end to end security if you want.

If you set up your own frontend that terminates SSL, but choose not to secure the traffic to your backend, the end client will still see the connection as secure.