Jola drops Cloudflare for bunny.net

This is a practical infra-switching piece, not a product launch, but it captures a real trend: developers are actively looking for credible Cloudflare alternatives when they want lower lock-in and more transparent edge infrastructure.

• –bunny.net’s pitch here is straightforward: CDN, caching, SSL, shield features, and logs in one package, with a self-serve flow that is easy to adopt
• –The tradeoff is clear too: smaller network footprint than Cloudflare, but enough performance and features for many sites, especially blogs and smaller production workloads
• –The post is strongest as a migration guide because it shows the operational details people actually care about, not just marketing claims
• –The European-company angle matters for some buyers, but the real decision driver is control, cost predictability, and avoiding single-vendor dependency
• –For developers, this is a reminder that edge/CDN choices are getting more modular, and “good enough” infrastructure can be a rational choice over the biggest default