does it say "network error" or "transfer closed"?
does it say "network error" or "transfer closed"?
Cits happening inside of an "embedded" application and due to me having bad logging i cant say for sure.
Cthis is like
C90% my skill issue
ZI don't know if they've fixed it yet
Cfixed what?
Yguys your discussion is starting to make me worry xd
YI'm planning on using r2 in production
Ybut I'm only uploading images so no big files there
Yalso I won't have a lot of concurrent uploads happening
YI'm not using workers, just the s3 api
Ymost of my traffic will come from download requests and not upload ones
Yso I hope no one had issues there
Yusing jmeter for example?
YI've used it and the results have been pretty satisfying
Yalright thanks, I will look into k6 and will hopefully try to make a good estimate for launch day
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SI am not sure why this R2 CDN link is not working http://cdn.strongmindbraveheart.com/category/posts
DNS setup looks okay to me. Help!
DNS setup looks okay to me. Help!
SI have a few other sites with the same setup, and they all are working fine.
SNot sure what is going on with this one.
SIt has been working fine, and then we tried with a new setup with a new CNAME targeting for the remote site.
Spointed the main domain CNAME to ns-1826.awsdns-36.co.uk
SOkay, it could be related to this, but even if I remove this CNAME, it still does not work.
SAhh, something I have not notified yet. I will check with the system admin. Thanks for the help 
HHey all. I want to upload large files from the clients file system to R2 through my worker. I am using node:fs to read the file. The client has access to the file system. I understand workers have memory limits that makes this flow slightly complex. By large files im talking about 5GB , 10GB, or even more.
How should I approach this? I have considered streaming directly from the source to my worker. I have also considered sending multi-part/formdata with the array buffer. Would this be a case for MPU, or can I upload large files in one request without having to worry about the memory limit? Any insight would greatly be appreciated
How should I approach this? I have considered streaming directly from the source to my worker. I have also considered sending multi-part/formdata with the array buffer. Would this be a case for MPU, or can I upload large files in one request without having to worry about the memory limit? Any insight would greatly be appreciated
MWhat method are you using to upload files larger than 300mb?
CI use boto3 it's a python lib
OANyone had success getting the jurisdictional buckets to work with the terraform provider? Tested again now with the latest 4.26.0 and it just says bucket not found if you try to reference the bucket 
(no issue on github for this, I am making a small repro to post there)
(no issue on github for this, I am making a small repro to post there)MI installed rclone and uploaded the file, it lost all the old files, is there any way to recover them, I went to r2 cloudflare and only saw a single file that I just uploaded through rclone, and the previous files disappeared, but the content The amount of bucket is still displayed as 10gb
Yyou mean in the dashboard?
Yyeah it seems so
Yoh btw
Yif I view the files from the dashboard
Ydoes that count as a class b operation?
YI believe both
Ybecause it seems to me that class a operations increase when I do that even though I didn't upload any files
MSo I lost all my old files
Mhaizzzz
Yyou don't have a backup?
Yor an origin?
MSo now I upload using rclone, will it still delete the file?
MSo how will the copy command be written? I only know the sync command
Mok thanks
MSo when I finish copying to r2 side, if I delete the original file on the server, will r2 side lose it?
PHey when i enabled my R2.dev subdomain my host is unreachable.
HBecause I mistakenly used the "rclone sync" command, all the contents in my bucket were deleted. Is there any way to restore it? Thank you very much. My original intention was actually two-way synchronization.
HPlease help me restore the data back
HI know now but it's too late
HOK thank you very much
HHey guys. Is there any difference in the following two examples? Is one preferred over the other?
note: file here is a File object.
note: file here is a File object.
GThe second will read the full file to memory, then upload it
The first will stream the file and upload it chunk by chunk
The first one is usually preferred, since you would have the best latency, and more importantly the second example will hit Workers memory limit if the file is too big or if there are a lot of concurrent uploads.
The first will stream the file and upload it chunk by chunk
The first one is usually preferred, since you would have the best latency, and more importantly the second example will hit Workers memory limit if the file is too big or if there are a lot of concurrent uploads.
