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Serve users abroad as if your servers were next door

Plenty of companies in Armenia build for customers in Europe and North America. Those customers judge your product partly on how quickly it loads, and bots probe your login pages regardless. Cloudflare answers both at the edge, and our engineers own the setup end to end.

  • Edge presence in 330+ cities
  • Piloted on one property before you commit
  • Your choice: run it yourselves or hand it to us
Capabilities

Cloudflare services we implement

Four families of products, one design. Software teams here tend to begin with API protection and edge compute, since that is where their pain shows first.

Protection for public APIs and apps

Signup, login and payment endpoints attract automated attempts constantly, so the filtering happens at the edge instead of in your application code.

  • Bot Management on signup and login
  • API Shield with schema validation
  • CDN with tiered caching
  • Turnstile in place of visible captchas

Controlled access without a VPN

Staging environments and admin panels are published behind an identity check rather than sitting on a URL somebody might guess.

  • Access for staging and admin panels
  • Browser Isolation for untrusted links
  • WARP with device posture checks
  • SCIM provisioning from your identity provider

Edge compute and storage

Code and data are deployed to the edge, so a customer abroad is not waiting on a round trip to a single origin server.

  • Workers for serverless execution
  • Pages with preview deployments
  • R2 with no egress fees
  • Workers AI for inference at the edge

Routing and DNS

Traffic takes the fastest available path, and services that are not plain HTTP can still be published through Cloudflare.

  • Argo Smart Routing for distant users
  • Authoritative DNS with DNSSEC
  • Spectrum for non-HTTP services
  • Load Balancing across providers
Network

The platform your requests are answered from

330+
Cities running Cloudflare nodes
125+
Countries and territories reached
348 Tbps
Capacity for absorbing attack traffic
< 50 ms
Latency to most internet users

Figures are published by Cloudflare and move as the network grows. Available features depend on the plan selected for your organisation.

How we work

Pilot on one property, then expand

Nothing needs to move all at once. We take one service, measure what changes, and only then apply the same pattern to the rest.

  1. 1

    Technical discovery

    We look at your applications, your APIs, your identity provider and the endpoints taking the most automated traffic. The output is a specific plan rather than a generic proposal.

  2. 2

    Pilot on a single service

    One property is selected, rules are enabled in observation mode, and response times for users abroad are measured before and after. You see real numbers before the next step is agreed.

  3. 3

    Handover or managed

    At this point you choose. Either your team owns the configuration with documentation and training from us, or we take on the operations and the response duty ourselves.

FAQ

Questions from Armenian teams

If anything is still unclear, ask us directly and an engineer will reply.

Ask our team

Protecting a single web property usually fits inside a week, including the DNS move and a period where rules only observe traffic. Zero Trust takes longer and depends on how many applications and which identity provider are involved, commonly two to four weeks.

No, and moving a whole application is rarely the goal. We normally start with isolated functions: redirects, A/B tests, image transformation, caching logic or request signing. The main application stays exactly where it is.

The platform is identical. What differs is that the design, the migration and the ongoing responsibility sit with a team that knows your environment. Contracting and invoicing happen locally, and support is available in your language.

Usually for internal web applications, yes. Cloudflare Access publishes them behind identity verification instead of a tunnel, while WARP remains for the cases that genuinely require a client. Legacy protocols get reviewed one by one.

Managed plans come with agreed response times, monthly reporting on traffic and blocked threats, and handling of changes as your product evolves. Teams who prefer autonomy get documentation and training instead.

Cloudflare

Start with a single property

Send us one domain or API endpoint. We will show you what changes in response time and in the volume of requests that never reach your servers.