hmm, does Azure OpenAI have the same outages as OpenAI? I wonder if using both would fix a lot of is
hmm, does Azure OpenAI have the same outages as OpenAI? I wonder if using both would fix a lot of issues.
Dyep, it would fix downtime issues. Azure OpenAI is hosted separately by Microsoft, see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/openai/data-privacy
The Azure OpenAI Service is fully controlled by Microsoft; Microsoft hosts the OpenAI models in Microsoft’s Azure environment and the Service does NOT interact with any services operated by OpenAI (e.g. ChatGPT, or the OpenAI API).
Syeah would fix it and so would dedicated instance
R
Show is this a "masked link"? just looks like some Markdown conversion fail
Rthats the official name for markdown link with name iirc
Sno
Rbut the
[access controls](<link>)if it was just
https://you're just making up terms don't put this on me
Rohh ok, sorry thats what discord calls it
Swhat's Discord?
Ryeah its just link for markdown things online
Rummm
Ri hope this is a joke
Rbut is there a better place to report this?
SI've heard they are pretty responsive on Discord
EThanks I've raised this for the right team to review and fix
Jdoes anyone know how workers handle 499s? I understand that Cloudflare is built on-top of NGINX so it issues response code 499, but my custom worker code does not seem to be executing in the event of a 499. I don't see evidence of unhandled exceptions.
.What’s common reasons why requests have an outcome of cancelled in workers?
Uthe requester cancelled their request before the server responded
.“Requester”?
Uthe person/application making a request
.So, I made a http bot with discord, and I’m trying to edit the first reply which I sent via POST with fetch(), but I keep getting cancelled back. Sorry I’m kinda new to workers
EMeans that discord closed the request before you responded, which is something they are documented to do after a few minutes
EIf you need to continue running the worker after the request is closed, use waitUntil
.I looked into that and thought I may need to use it, but I got no where. But shall try again
TIs there a way to make cron triggeres pause and wait if the previous run haven't finished?
DDoes this work in non-cron Workers? If so, I'm thinking bout using it as a timeout feature..
KWorks anywhere in Workers, it's a runtime API
KschedulerscheduledYou don't need to import it in Workers though
Dalso, is https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/handlers/scheduled/ down for anyone else?
When a Worker is invoked via a Cron Trigger, the scheduled() handler handles the invocation.
D
DI feel like the internet as a whole has been crap the last month
Dah now it's loading
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Cthey work locally with
wrangler pages dev .svelte-kit/cloudflarejust not when deployed
CAsking why your wrangler.toml isn't being used? It looks like your using Pages, not Workers. Pages should fully ignore the wrangler.toml (although in some situations like local dev iirc it might not). You need to add the d1 binding under your Pages Project Settings (Settings -> Functions -> D1 Database Bindings)
C(Same for the AI Binding)
Cthat worked, thank you
IAnyone know if theirs a way to execute worker endpoints through cloudflare itself.. Basically during certain checks maybe for ratelimit for example if ratelimit is activated for that ip it executed the worker.. wondering if this was possible through purely cloudflare
RI'm trying to figure out how to establish real-time communication between two running worker instances. I'm trying to implement something similar to a reverse Websocket Proxy, where both clients connect to Cloudflare workers and then they can start talking to each other via Cloudflare workers. Any suggestions on what I should use? KV? durable object? or queue?
RIt will be something like this:
HYou could do it with a single Durable Object, and then proxy incoming messages from one to the other
RThanks! Is there any example on Durable Object?
