How to Create a Robust Video Uploading System Using Cloudflare Workers and R2 Storage?
I'm currently working on a project where I initiate a mock interview and allow users to record their responses. The recording process involves sending chunks of data every second through websockets using Cloudflare Workers. Once the user stops the recording, I combine all the received chunks (ArrayBuffer) and proceed to upload the video to R2.
However, I have encountered a couple of significant issues:
Could you provide insights or suggestions on how I can modify my existing setup or employ new strategies to build a more robust and fail-safe system? Additionally, if you could recommend any tools or technologies that can facilitate this improvement, it would be highly beneficial.
I'm eager to create a solution where the video upload functionality works flawlessly for every user. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
However, I have encountered a couple of significant issues:
- In several instances, the uploaded video file turns out to be corrupt. Ideally, the file format should be either mp4 or webm.
- Sometimes, the video fails to save altogether, resulting in a loss of data.
Could you provide insights or suggestions on how I can modify my existing setup or employ new strategies to build a more robust and fail-safe system? Additionally, if you could recommend any tools or technologies that can facilitate this improvement, it would be highly beneficial.
I'm eager to create a solution where the video upload functionality works flawlessly for every user. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
