Cloudflare doesn't cache pages by default as that would create issues (logins, comments, admin sections, etc). They cache static files (images, css, js, etc), but that's it. You need to set it up yourself and have ways to bypass and purge the cache.
> Cloudflare doesn't cache pages by default as that would create issues (logins, comments, admin sections, etc). They cache static files (images, css, js, etc), but that's it. You need to set it up yourself and have ways to bypass and purge the cache.
Or they could just rely on Cache-Crontrol headers (and friends) instead of requiring CF-specific configuration.
