From how I understand it (not a lawyer), you have to *store* the non-html data on dev platform to se
From how I understand it (not a lawyer), you have to store the non-html data on dev platform to serve it from workers without violating TOS.
HThe conversation result was caching with Dev Platform bypasses the TOS non-HTML restriction
HHow I understood it
Z^ If it's a disproportionate amount
HI asked about my B2 bucket
HAnd also from other origins
HBut yeah, need to 100% confirm that...
ZMaybe a log axis?
ZThis is exactly why most things that charge based on request also charge for cached requests. Calculating cost becomes very difficult when you have to take that into account :/
UUIt says R2
UOh I see I misread it but this is R2 channel and I saw you say how you thought you couldn't use cache with public access when you can
Eif its disproportionate or video then yeah it is
IYes... but the money goes to Backblaze
KIt depends on how many times the worker runs. Just B2 + Cloudlfare is very cheap because of the bandwidth alliance
INot CF
Ethe cost to them is different to the cost to you because public buckets still runs a worker anyway just on their account
Eits weird
UYou don't pay any storage to CF in the case of B2 so
KThat's correct if you're firing the worker on every single bucket request, yeah. It depends on the conditions for firing the worker.
UThey do have to store it if you use cache though so
UAnd that's covered by the R2 storage and access cost
IYes, that's correct.
ICache HITs do not count as R2 requests