is it ok if you can send that plugin? i know bandwidth is nothing but im curious as to how much my g
is it ok if you can send that plugin? i know bandwidth is nothing but im curious as to how much my guests download
DIt's only for 2 frameworks (WordPress and XenForo). If you site runs WordPress, the R2 functionality is an extension of this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/app-for-cf/
It's probably simpler if you just have a way to run GraphQL queries against your Cloudflare account and I can send you the query you need.
It's probably simpler if you just have a way to run GraphQL queries against your Cloudflare account and I can send you the query you need.
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Utilize Cloudflare for your WordPress site to the maximum extent (caching, settings, rules, analytics, cloud storage, email management, protect admin …
IIs the bandwidth number provided by R2? Just wondering because an object might not be downloaded fully for all requests (i.e. if the request is cancelled or if the client wants partial content)
DHonestly, I'm not sure what exactly Cloudflare counts as size as far as reporting. It's using
AccountR2OperationsAdaptiveGroupsSum.responseObjectSize via GraphQL, so I'm just reporting on what Cloudflare gives. What Cloudflare considers "response object size" when factoring in things like canceled requests, I'm not sure (only they would know I suspect).DI would think since it's named "response object size", it should factor in partial responses (it's about the response itself, not the object as a whole). But how they handle canceled requests and if they do/don't count the actual bandwidth transfered vs. what was supposed to be sent, I'm not sure
DI suspect it's just going to be what was supposed to be sent. Things just get complicated if they were trying to handle canceled requests. It would get even more complicated when going the other direction (like what if the client was on a terrible connection and a large number of packets had to be retried?) Getting an "absolute" exact number of bytes transferred in every possible scenario seems like it would be far too much overhead. Like a web server log doesn't tell you how many bytes were received on an HTTP requests, rather how many bytes were intended to be sent.
IYeah, that makes sense. At the same time, for cancelled requests in some implementations (i.e. HTTP/1 tcp close, HTTP/2 reset frames) the client tells the server it's cancelled things and no bytes are sent after the server is notified it's been cancelled.
II wonder if it would consider that sent or not? 
DIt wouldn't be terribly difficult for someone to test... make a bucket with one 100MB object, request it and cancel the request and see what the egress shows. I don't personally care enough, but someone certainly could if they did. 
Or ask someone at Cloudflare... maybe they know
Or ask someone at Cloudflare... maybe they knowIYeah I don't really care much either, was just curious.
DIs it a known issue that R2 with custom domain randomly ignoring range header and sending full response?
KIf cache is enabled and the file is too big for cache, yes.
Dthank you
XHi, I'm a total noob to web dev and cloud storage, but I want to distribute recordings of my podcast through my website (a static site deployed with cloudflare pages). Would I be able to host these audio files with R2? Is that even a good way to do such a thing?
KYes and yes, podcasts are a great use-case for R2
XOk, my next question: when I try to upload the audio files directly from my computer, they always fail. They're all under 300mb. I tried uploading some other smaller files and those worked. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to use Workers to do this?
XNevermind, it's just a bit finnicky, I think I got it working
XIs there any way I can have my website with cloudflare pages and R2 on the same domain?
XI already own a domain, how do I set up a cdn subdomain?
XOh! I figured it out finally (I had tried to do this earlier). I didn't realize that you create a subdomain when you add the DNS record from the R2 settings, I thought I'd have to set it up from the website's DNS page first.
Dhow can i upload folder in R2
Dvar request = new TransferUtilityUploadDirectoryRequest
{
BucketName = this.videoBucket,
Directory = folder.FullName,
SearchOption = SearchOption.AllDirectories,
KeyPrefix = fileName,
};
await fileTransferUtility.UploadDirectoryAsync(request);
{
BucketName = this.videoBucket,
Directory = folder.FullName,
SearchOption = SearchOption.AllDirectories,
KeyPrefix = fileName,
};
await fileTransferUtility.UploadDirectoryAsync(request);
DThis doesn't work
ZHey guys asking this again cuz I think it got lost earlier - what’s the best practice for setting up multiple public buckets to serve the same web application? As I understand it, you can’t create multiple buckets for the same custom domain name?
DYou can do it with GraphQL. Since GraphQL isn’t just for that (or even just for R2 for that matter), you will need to craft your query to pull the info you are looking for.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/graphql-api/
You can get counts of various operations with GraphQL. They aren’t strictly read or write operations, so you can choose which you consider read/write if they differ from class A/class B operations. You can see a list of different operation types here:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing/#class-a-operations
https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/graphql-api/
You can get counts of various operations with GraphQL. They aren’t strictly read or write operations, so you can choose which you consider read/write if they differ from class A/class B operations. You can see a list of different operation types here:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing/#class-a-operations
The GraphQL Analytics API provides data regarding HTTP requests passing through Cloudflare’s network, as well as data from specific products, such as …
R2 charges based on the total volume of data stored, along with two classes of operations on that data:
ZHi. I am very fun to join this channel.
Recently, I started to use Cloudflare R2 instead of AWS S3. Your service is very good!
Now, I have a question. If I uploaded "111111111/images/namihei.jpg" into bucket and make it public with CORS setting, I can show this image only writing this url in a html.
src="https://XX.r2.cloudflare.com/111111111/images/namihei.jpg"
But, if possible, I would like to hide this url since it includes user id "111111111" in the path (To manage the file easily, this information is necessary). I would like to write
src="https://XX.r2.cloudflare.com/hufhsehvnkenoihviknreb"
and make it possible to download the "namihei.jpg" file.
If R2 has a function to issue alternative url to download the file, I hope you to share how to do it.
Recently, I started to use Cloudflare R2 instead of AWS S3. Your service is very good!
Now, I have a question. If I uploaded "111111111/images/namihei.jpg" into bucket and make it public with CORS setting, I can show this image only writing this url in a html.
src="https://XX.r2.cloudflare.com/111111111/images/namihei.jpg"
But, if possible, I would like to hide this url since it includes user id "111111111" in the path (To manage the file easily, this information is necessary). I would like to write
src="https://XX.r2.cloudflare.com/hufhsehvnkenoihviknreb"
and make it possible to download the "namihei.jpg" file.
If R2 has a function to issue alternative url to download the file, I hope you to share how to do it.
KIs upload_file method of boto implemented in R2 as I am dealing with direct file upload to R2?
THello I have a little confusing in cloudflare r2 pricing
Tor I need to pay 4.5$ and 0.36$ even if I'm not use more than the limit?
Uif you use less than the free then you wont pay
TOkay thanks you
Tso why some of my friend need to pay Cache reserve?
T
UCache reserve is a different product without any free tier
KRclone
KThat’s correct, a custom domain can only be one bucket. You’ll need to use multiple domains, or you might be able to hack it with Redirect Rules or Transform Rules
ZI see - is there any reason to use multiple buckets in the first place? Should I just store everything in one bucket?
KIt really depends on your app design. Usually you want to separate concerns. User content, logs, product images.
KIf your whole app is about uploading files you might have user uploads in one bucket and stuff like avatars or extra bits in a separate bucket
ZRight this was my initial thinking, which is why I was confused as to why it’s so convoluted to set up multiple public buckets
ZI’ll look into subdomains and if that doesn’t work, I’ll check out Transform rules
Phi
Pis there a way to use a single domain for multiple buckets in different locations (eu and us) and redirect the requests based on location?
AHey, you can create buckets in different locations but then you need to have a script to redirect requests