Every public website published on Kanorio—whether using a .kanorio.com free subdomain or your own custom domain—is protected and accelerated around the clock by Cloudflare, the world's leading network for web acceleration and security.
You do not need to purchase a CDN or configure complex firewall rules yourself. Simply navigate to "Analytics › Protection & Traffic" in your dashboard to see how many malicious scans Cloudflare has automatically blocked at its global edge nodes and the percentage of traffic saved every day!
| Metric Name | Definition | Why is this different from "Overview"? |
|---|---|---|
| Blocked Suspicious Traffic | Suspicious requests (e.g., automated vulnerability scans, malicious bots, or high-frequency requests) that Cloudflare automatically blocks or challenges at the edge. | These attacks are blocked before they ever reach your web server, so they do not impact site speed or skew the real visitor data in your "Overview". |
| Total Requests | The total volume of HTTP requests received by global nodes (including HTML page loads, images, fonts, stylesheets, and automated program requests). | "Total Requests" is usually 10x to 50x higher than "Page Views"! For example, if a visitor opens a page with 15 images, it counts as 1 page view, but the browser makes over 20 requests to the node to load the page and its assets. |
| Cache Hit Ratio | The percentage of requests served instantly from the "cache" by the Cloudflare global node closest to the visitor. | A higher ratio means more visitors don't have to travel long distances to fetch data from your origin server, ensuring fast page loads worldwide (see ). |
| Bandwidth Saved | The amount of data transfer (KB/MB/GB) saved for your origin server because Cloudflare cache nodes responded to image and page requests directly. | This is a key metric for global cache efficiency; Kanorio does not charge for bandwidth, so feel free to share your site! |
When Cloudflare detects suspicious connections, it automatically takes one of the following four actions based on the risk level (summarized in the "Protection Action Distribution" card at the bottom right of the page):
You may notice that the "Traffic by Region" ranking in "Protection & Traffic" differs from the "Visitor Location" data in the "Overview." This is completely normal:
Quite the opposite—it means the protection mechanism is working successfully! On the public internet, countless automated bots scan websites randomly every day. An increase in "Blocked Suspicious Traffic" means these scans were intercepted by Cloudflare before they could reach your site, keeping your content and customer data safe.
Not at all! Whenever you click "Publish" in the editor to update your site, Kanorio automatically notifies the global cache to perform a "seamless refresh" (fetching the latest version of your pages from the origin). Additionally, when a site is newly launched or has low traffic, the cache ratio is naturally lower. As visitors continue to browse, the ratio will automatically rise.