ZI was thinking about this earlier
Zso that's why I can't set a pages host as my fallback
Zmakes sense
SNot related to the topic rn but are there more URLs like these provided by cloudflare?
IIf there are then they're not made public so we don't know 
SSo no other known
S
Cwell what do you mean by that?
More things that run under cdn-cgi? There's quite a few: https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/cdn-cgi-endpoint/
More debug information? https://help.teams.cloudflare.com/ has some special stuff for ZT.
More things that run under cdn-cgi? There's quite a few: https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/cdn-cgi-endpoint/
More debug information? https://help.teams.cloudflare.com/ has some special stuff for ZT.
IOh I wasn't aware that those were documented.
ITIL, thanks for the information
SExactly this
Cit's just a few/as it says "examples include but not limited to", but those are probably the main ones.
Most features that inject code use cdn-cgi in some way. CF Fonts use /cdn-cgi/fonts or something like that, Rocket loader, Cloudflare Apps, etc
Most features that inject code use cdn-cgi in some way. CF Fonts use /cdn-cgi/fonts or something like that, Rocket loader, Cloudflare Apps, etc
II believe Cloudflare-issued certificate renewal as well?
Cfor http those are
/.well-known/acme-challenge/<token>Oh hmm. Maybe I'm incorrectly remembering then.
IThat makes sense but I seem to recall there being some other reason that an HTTP-only request needed to hit cdn-cgi/<something>
CWorkers previews do, and Access can break them
IAh, maybe that's it then.
CPages Custom Domains uses Http validation and Access used to break them too but iirc that's fixed now
.Just me or the images part of the website just crops the side off
BHey guys, I work in a startup as a backend developer, and we're not currently using the cloud to host our apps. The problem is that we're taking so many SSH brute force attacks that a few days ago our server stopped responding for a few hours. I recommended using Cloudlfare for these types of DOS and DDOS attacks and also mentioned other cool features like CDN and all to my manager. He liked the idea a lot and started using Cloudflare for one of his personal websites to test Cloudflare.
My question is about pricing. For now, we're not planning to use any services from Cloudflare but DDOS protection, DNS, and CDN. Do we have to go professional or enterprise, or is it okay to keep using personal plan?
My question is about pricing. For now, we're not planning to use any services from Cloudflare but DDOS protection, DNS, and CDN. Do we have to go professional or enterprise, or is it okay to keep using personal plan?
PHi, We have a cloudflare account after entering the password. We have been stuck over the two factor authentication. I don't have the backup code with me. I have been waiting for cloudflare mail from last 2 days.
Dhey all... google/firebase customer here, thinking of moving to cloudflare... what's the cloudflare way to setup static hosting such that:
- it benefits from the CDN (is this automatic?)
- I only want to deploy manually, not connected to a github repo
- possibly - separate sites for the main website and static media (images, video, etc.)
- on that not how to sync static media? e.g. lets say I have a large local folder with a bunch of images, and I've added one image- I'd like a tool that deploys without re-uploading everything (gsutil from google does this to cloud storage, for comparison)
HThat sounds like Pages.
- Automatic CDN+Cache
- Deploy via the
CLI. You can also use Github/lab, but you don't have towrangler - If media needs to be separate, then you can use
, but otherwise it should be fine to keep it in Pages.R2 - All assets(media, html, css, js, etc.) are delta-uploaded, so that if they already exist in the cloud, they will not be uploaded again.
!Anyone knows how to dockerize the cloudflare worker app??? This is working but nothing shows up on localhost:8787
FROM node:20
WORKDIR /app
COPY package*.json ./
RUN npm install
RUN npx prisma generate
COPY . ./
ENV WRANGLER_SEND_METRICS=false
EXPOSE 8787
CMD [ "npm", "start" ]
docker run -p 8787:8787 -t new-image
FROM node:20
WORKDIR /app
COPY package*.json ./
RUN npm install
RUN npx prisma generate
COPY . ./
ENV WRANGLER_SEND_METRICS=false
EXPOSE 8787
CMD [ "npm", "start" ]
docker run -p 8787:8787 -t new-image
DI like WARP because sometimes local ISPs do very stupid routing. I also don't trust the internal security of most ISPs.
Awhat about their internal security specifically ?
HIs there a new datacenter between finland and sweden? didnt see one in status page or peeringdb
Ucloudflare adds datacenters all the time so maybe 
Cwhat's the airport code?
Hit looks like somewhere in luelå/umeå, luleå is LLA and Umeå is UME
HExceptional performance, security and reliability for the modern enterprise, with a vast global network spanning hundreds of cities in 100+ countries.
CI think that might just be a mistake. They have dropdowns for each region on that page too, and only Helsinki in Finland and Stockholm/Gothenburg in Sweden are mentioned
Hoh
CI have LB healthchecks in all colos feeding into logpush which spit out into this: https://colo.cloudflare.chaika.me/, and I don't see anything else in those countries either. If it was routable I should have info from it
CI think a ghost colo/mistake lol, or maybe future plan?
HI thought they took my message lol
Cthey've got Alaska now
Calthough that's not on that map is it 
HThey managed to make it work?
Cno clue I'm not in Alaska, all I know is that it exists and is routable lol
HI guess if akamai can make it work then cloudflare can
Clocal peering with ISPs or something
Cthe airport code is ANC
HYep found it
HBut yh I think Umeå might actually be easier than alaska if they are actually going to do it
HThey only need to peer with 1 ISP
