is there a recommended way of using r2 to setup a cdn? I'm coming from s3+cloudfront
is there a recommended way of using r2 to setup a cdn? I'm coming from s3+cloudfront
KIf you add a custom domain to an R2 bucket in your settings, you have the full Cloudflare CDN and all of the cache rules, security tools, etc available to your bucket
Lcool, okay, so it should be set up then!
Lthe reason i was dubious i did the write thing is that i'm seeing a LOT of lag/delay from writing to being able to read
KI think you’d have to enforce that at upload time. I’m not aware of any kind of automated rule like that
DI was testing a script yesterday and had some issues where it was repeating requests and I have this caused because of it.
DIts been over 12 hours since these fils have failed the multiplart upload yet they are still showing up there
DAm i going to have any side affects changing the default value? Its probably at 7 for a reason
Dalright thank you
KCan anyone explain to me why the difference? (First image from TeamCity, second image from Cloudflare R2 dashboard, third image the downloaded file directly from R2 dashboard)
AHi 
I was looking at R2 data storage locations and learned that we can set a hint, eg, West European region. However, I could not find where exactly it would store the data, i.e., in which country within the West Europe region. Does anyone know where I can get more granular information about storage locations?
I was looking at R2 data storage locations and learned that we can set a hint, eg, West European region. However, I could not find where exactly it would store the data, i.e., in which country within the West Europe region. Does anyone know where I can get more granular information about storage locations?
EThere currently isn't any information about the exact locations, it could be anywhere within West Europe
UIf you use the workers binding yes. If you are using the s3 api over http its 50 / 1000 respectively
EThe Workers binding and S3-compatible API don't cache anything.
Custom Domains abide by the Default Cache Behaviour and can be customised with Cache Rules to cache more or less
Custom Domains abide by the Default Cache Behaviour and can be customised with Cache Rules to cache more or less
Cloudflare respects the origin web server’s cache headers in the following order unless an Edge Cache TTL page rule overrides the headers.
EYes, R2 custom domains go through the CDN
EWhat do you mean by acceptable values? Where are you adding those?
EIf the file is under "Default cached file extensions" then it will be cached on a custom domain without you needing to add anything
EIf not, you can skip anything about headers (since R2 is not an origin server) and use either Page Rules or Cache Rules
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/how-to/edge-browser-cache-ttl/create-page-rules/
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/how-to/cache-rules/
to configure what is cached and for how long
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/how-to/edge-browser-cache-ttl/create-page-rules/
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/how-to/cache-rules/
to configure what is cached and for how long
EThey do not
KI haven't gotten an answer about this issue, it's eating unnecessary space (cloudflare reports the file is over 400MB when, it is in fact, around 380MB. In this cases, it is basically inflating 20MB+ on each file...
Windows reports the same file as the CI tool, downloading the file directly from R2 also reports the same size, but, the UI, for some reason reports extra space...
Windows reports the same file as the CI tool, downloading the file directly from R2 also reports the same size, but, the UI, for some reason reports extra space...
EHi, are you sure this isn't the difference between MiB and MB units? Windows shows MB when it actually means MiB, so the other places may be showing real MB causing a small difference.
(MB is 1,000,000 bytes while MiB is 1,048,576 bytes)
(MB is 1,000,000 bytes while MiB is 1,048,576 bytes)
NI would like to use the S3 PHP API to get the results from Cloudflare logpush. I can successfully list the objects with $client->listObjects(...). However if I want to get the content of an object with
$client->getObject([
'Bucket' => self::BUCKET_NAME,
'Key' => $object['Key']
]);
I get as Body an empy GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Stream instance. How can I get the real content of that gzip-ed object?
$client->getObject([
'Bucket' => self::BUCKET_NAME,
'Key' => $object['Key']
]);
I get as Body an empy GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Stream instance. How can I get the real content of that gzip-ed object?
KYou are correct, didn't think about that, the file is 401229880 bytes, which is 382MiB and 401MB. Maybe cloudflare could maybe also show in MiB, would be great, TeamCity, Windows and browsers use MB for MiB apparently, this way would have some consistency.
Thank you
Thank you
UShouldnt be needed no, but generally people like to think of things as folders where a "/" denotes the folder it is in so normally they include that.
UYes it will.
UR2/S3 in general doesnt actually have any concept of folders its all just prefix / delimiters that can be anything you want
HHi, does anyone know if expired R2 tokens just vanish from the dashboard, or are they listed as "expired"? I have a key which stopped working and I am unable to see which Cloudflare account it was located at, maybe it just disappeared from the account.
EThey vanish, but if you check the account audit log you should be able to see an entry for the expiration (make sure to tick user level events)
