Are cached requests counted as Class B operations?
Are cached requests counted as Class B operations?
HNope
HAs long as a request is cacheable(below the size limit, etc.)
KRight, it shouldn't be listing your S3 bucket, it should only be checking for individual items
KIf you take advantage of the cache you can conserve transactions from R2
Ohi - I'm getting a CORS error on an R2 bucket that is making no sense to me (I'm sure it's my understanding that is wrong though)
I have edited my CORS settings as shown in the image and can access items from the bucket from other apps.
I am getting this error:
Access to fetch at '<BUCKET-ASSET>' from origin 'http://localhost:8080' has been blocked by CORS policy: The 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header has a value 'http://localhost:8081' that is not equal to the supplied origin. Have the server send the header with a valid value, or, if an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
What does that error even mean? Is Chrome sending the wrong URL in the header, or is CF sending back a different URL?
Any thoughts would be really appreciated
I have edited my CORS settings as shown in the image and can access items from the bucket from other apps.
I am getting this error:
Access to fetch at '<BUCKET-ASSET>' from origin 'http://localhost:8080' has been blocked by CORS policy: The 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header has a value 'http://localhost:8081' that is not equal to the supplied origin. Have the server send the header with a valid value, or, if an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
What does that error even mean? Is Chrome sending the wrong URL in the header, or is CF sending back a different URL?
Any thoughts would be really appreciated
KDid your R2 token expire?
PHello, is there anything similar to Worker Routes but for r2? i.e mapping a route within a domain instead of the entire domain or subdomain to a R2 bucket without having a worker in the middle.
MI just created a new R2 bucket within the EU jurisdiction, but the dashboard is showing internal errors (code 10001) for the policy endpoint. If I create a bucket with an automatic location, this does not happen. Is this a known issue?
KYes
OStill no solution for this?
AWhat is the size limit? Also, is there any difference in caching on different plans?
HFree, Pro and Business customers have a limit of 512 MB.- Default Cache Behavior
For Enterprise customers the default maximum cacheable file size is 5 GB. Contact your account team to request a limit increase.
Cloudflare respects the origin web server’s cache headers in the following order unless an Edge Cache TTL page rule overrides the headers.
AThanks. I am looking for the difference in network quality or other similar factors that may affect experience of the user in terms of performance for different plans. I didn’t find anything on that in the docs.
My use case is video delivery (HLS), video segments would be stored in Cloudflare R2. The video files are broken into many chunks of 10 seconds, so it would be many small files. I want to know if it would make any difference in performance based on plans?
My use case is video delivery (HLS), video segments would be stored in Cloudflare R2. The video files are broken into many chunks of 10 seconds, so it would be many small files. I want to know if it would make any difference in performance based on plans?
AVery slow file download performance on R2, Cache connected but it was a cache MISS. Accessing from Karachi, PK. What could be the reason?
ICloudflare IPs are anycast so that IP address isn't actually in California, it's advertised all over the world and then people connect to the closest one. The IP won't be the issue.
IR2 buckets are created closest to the person who created them - did you create your R2 bucket when connected to the same network you are right now?
ANot the same network. But I created from my workplace which is in same city
IThe bucket should have been created nearby then. Do you see long access times for any other objects? Is it consistently slow?
AI think I selected APAC in the location hint
IIs that near where you are?
AYes, I don’t have many files as I have just started, but same result on at least 10 different files
IAre you using a custom domain or the r2.dev domain?
AI guess, I am in Pakistan and it is in Asia, so it should be
ACustom domain
AI think the response times are fast when cache is HIT
IInteresting. That's expected but still shouldn't be that slow on a MISS.
ICan you try creating a new bucket, not specifying a location hint (leave the field blank so it auto-selects) and then check the response time on that?
IIt's possible that R2 just doesn't have much a presence in Pakistan and so response times are slow, but would be good to confirm that by checking another bucket that doesn't have a location hint selected.
AOk let me try.
I faced similar issue with another CDN service, in case of cache MISS it went on to fetch file from origin which is in Germany. The issue started around 5 days back and their support told me that there is some cable cut issue between Hong Kong and Europe that is resulting in slow downloads. So, I started testing CF
I faced similar issue with another CDN service, in case of cache MISS it went on to fetch file from origin which is in Germany. The issue started around 5 days back and their support told me that there is some cable cut issue between Hong Kong and Europe that is resulting in slow downloads. So, I started testing CF
AI think even if CF doesn't have server in Pakistan. It shouldn't take 15 seconds to fetch a file of few hundred kilobytes anywhere in the world.
ABTW CF has 3 servers in Pakistan. Also in the same city from where I am accessing. Not sure if those servers have R2.
ICloudflare doesn't publicize it's server info (only location info), so not sure where you're getting that info from - but yes, they do have servers in Pakistan. Just not sure they have R2.
A
IOh, makes sense. Those are locations so they may have multiple servers in each one but regardless, R2 isn't directly related to Cloudflare locations.
ISome locations will have R2 and some won't and Cloudflare doesn't make which ones public.
ADoes R2 store data only in one location or does it replicate across servers?
IOne location. Probably replicated across servers for redundancy but in one region, I believe.
ADo you have any information on this? Could this be the reason?
IPossibly? I don't know where R2 stores data for APAC, an R2 employee might have to investigate once the weekend is over.
IIf you're on a Pro plan or higher you could also try opening a ticket.
AOkay. Thank you so much for your assistance.
Enot at the moment
