True, but you're getting your answer way faster here. I had to wait TWO MONTHS on a response on my t
True, but you're getting your answer way faster here. I had to wait TWO MONTHS on a response on my ticket about R2. You're still right tho.
EIt will actually work if your monthly bill is over a certain threshold, but yes that's valuable feedback all the same, thank you
ESorry about that, did you eventually reach a resolution or do you still need help?
SHave been helped in this channel 
EAlright
JHow does the access speed or R2 compare with KV and DO?
KIt depends
KLike DO, your R2 bucket lives in a given region - so cold reads could be faster or slower than KV depending on where your bucket is and where it is accessed from.
BHey all - I've successfully uploaded an image to the R2 bucket and it's available through the linked domain - so far so good.
When the image is embedded in the page it works as expected, however when I directly visit the link to the image the browser prompts to save it as a download.
This only happens when I upload this image programmatically, when I use the Cloudflare UI it doesn't behave like this. Could someone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here?
Thanks in advance!
When the image is embedded in the page it works as expected, however when I directly visit the link to the image the browser prompts to save it as a download.
This only happens when I upload this image programmatically, when I use the Cloudflare UI it doesn't behave like this. Could someone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here?
Thanks in advance!
KIn a regular HTTP response, the Content-Disposition response header is a header indicating if the content is expected to be displayed inline in the browser, that is, as a Web page or as part of a Web page, or as an attachment, that is downloaded and saved locally.
BOke, let me try that. Should I set it to
inline?
KWhat is the Content-Type of the returned file? My guess is you aren’t setting the correct one programmatically
BThis is what I get when I pull it in with curl
KContent-Disposition: attachment is why it’s being forced to download, yeah
BI will need to try with another image though as I set
content-disposition to inline but it doesn't reflectBGot it - can it be that the CF CDN caches this?
KYes it will, you should purge your cache
KAfter you fix your upload code
BGoing to give that a shot after my next call, I appreciate the input @karew 
CAnyone knows what counts as a Class A/B Operation? I've created a bucket that has NOTHING yet and neither have done any GET yet and I already have 37 class A and 17 Class B, kind of odd...
CThe operations that count as each type are documented here: https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing/#class-a-operations
The dashboard operations count as well, like listing objects, getting objects, and I assume UsageSummary/GetBucketLocation may also count there (from the dash getting them) and explain some of the Class Bs
The dashboard operations count as well, like listing objects, getting objects, and I assume UsageSummary/GetBucketLocation may also count there (from the dash getting them) and explain some of the Class Bs
R2 charges based on the total volume of data stored, along with two classes of operations on that data:
COh ok, perect, didn't know dashboard operations count as well, thanks for the info!!!
Chow can i use linux to upload folder to R2?
KRclone syncs your files to cloud storage: Google Drive, S3, Swift, Dropbox, Google Cloud Storage, Azure, Box and many more.
Cis there any video
Ci can learn?
Ci am not a tech guy
N@CarolineMeinha why do you want to use R2? That'd be a good place to start
Nif you're not techy, why not Google Drive or something?
Cbecause my website is host in cloudflare
NWhat are you trying to store in there?
NIf it's just static assets, you can use the cloudflare r2 dashboard
KGitHub
Fixes # R2-1740
What this PR solves / how to test:
This PR adds two things:
Allow wrangler r2 commands to specify the jurisdiction where the bucket resides
Allow publishing a worker with a binding...
What this PR solves / how to test:
This PR adds two things:
Allow wrangler r2 commands to specify the jurisdiction where the bucket resides
Allow publishing a worker with a binding...
K
KYou're charged for peak daily usage
S((8 + 16 + 32 + 36) + (36 * 3)) / 31 days = 6,452GB. So you're billed for about 6.5TB.
Is this correct (CF champions), or am I completely wrong?
Is this correct (CF champions), or am I completely wrong?
SYeah if the calculation I wrote is correct, then you're only billed for 6.5TB. But I'm not entirely sure tho
SKsounds right to me
Kit's basically
GB * (daysStored / 30)Sah 30 days
Kso storing 10TB for 7 days is
(10000 * (7 / 30)) * 0.015 = 35Ki don't think that's right
SYou're not calculating the days before the 7th day. He's building the data up slowly, so first day is 1TB, second 3TB etc etc
Ki was using this one as an example
Kokay no that's right
Kfor some reason I thought the original message said $375 and I was an order of magnitude off