Cloudflare dashboard failures in logging making it impossible to deploy stuff at the moment....
Cloudflare dashboard failures in logging making it impossible to deploy stuff at the moment....
KI have same problem
Kcan't debug my worker
Kthanks , will check for updates
KNah, Workers directly, so I’d assume wrangler/miniflare?
Ceverybody else seeing logs down in dashboard and via wrangler?
Cseeing one other person posted the error in github, cloudflare devs aware?
JJOnce that's resolved, let us know if you're still having issues
OSome feedaback for the dashboard team - the KV search prefix that does not search the entire namespace is next to useless for large collections of keys. Perhaps an option to only search on the current paginated collection, or to search the entire namespace?
OBTW - this 'Log size limit exceeded: More than 128KB of data (across console.log.....' is entirely unhelpful
TI need like a tiny vm purely to hold database backups and logs. Could workers with for example a debian image be a good fit for that?
CWorkers run using the Javascript Engine v8, Same as Chrome, using isolates/shared runtime separate environment. They can't run images or other operating systems, etc. Most you can do is WASM, and they have no storage outside of using something external like r2/etc
TOkay, thanks for the clear explanation
CSure. There's a nice doc here as well:https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/reference/how-workers-works/
Cloudflare Docs
The difference between the Workers runtime versus traditional browsers and Node.js.
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JIs there any way to target a specific geographic location when executing a worker?
HThere is Smart Placement too
HThough you don't really "pick" that
HOther than where your origin is
Cyou can kind of hack it by binding it to a d1 and it'll run near the d1 but not perfect
JI'm writing a worker to measure a website's performance, and I'd like to be able to measure it from multiple spots around the world. Right now I'm proxying requests through some Amazon API Gateways to get the "source" of the request in different parts of the world. But I'd like to be able to only use CF and not have to rely on proxy servers.
JIt looks like attaching to a D1 might be the best choice at the moment.
Cfor my own monitoring I just have cron going to DOs with location hints in each region
Ca bit expensive though since you pay for duration with DOs
Cwith the d1 hack or DOs, you can only go where DOs go eitherway, which means no South Africa, or South America, or Sydney Australia, China, Russia, etc
CJOkay, so probably just sticking with my proxy servers then.
HHi friends,
I was wondering how could I access environment variables from custom functions in worker.js
I was wondering how could I access environment variables from custom functions in worker.js
HCloudflare Docs
To use Node.js APIs in your Worker, add the nodejs_compat compatibility flag to your wrangler.toml file.
HSorry, could you please more specific on how could I pass it in, you mean literal values?
HYeah, so like
Hah, I see. So now we can use
env.variable_nameYup
HGotcha, I'll give it a try. Thank you so much!
HSorry, could you mind showing me how to use AsyncLocalStorage as I feel like this would be more convenient? I have some variables stored in cloudflare variables. How could I get them? Thank you!
II think the part where you assign domain names to a worker has disappeared from the Cloudflare Dashboard, should be at: https://dash.cloudflare.com/XXXX/workers/services/view/WORKERNAME/production/triggers right? But it's gone? Any tips on how to bind (sub)-domains to workers now?
AHi! How can we setup llangchain or something siimilar on cloudflare
D@Chaika have you had issues with query encoding on Backblaze B2 before?
DI can't use
=response-cache-controloh, manually replacing
=%3Dweird.
CI've only ever used b2 with rclone before, and I don't actively use it atm
DDhere's the Workers' solution if somebody else or me ever asks you again lol. https://github.com/mhart/aws4fetch/issues/31#issuecomment-2025437341
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I'm using aws4fetch with cloudflare workers to fetch files from an S3 storage but the file in question has a special character in it (eg. é) and it doesn't work. On closer inspection I foun...
HHi friends,
I was wondering if I only run a cron job once a day, will my worker get idle? Thank you!
I was wondering if I only run a cron job once a day, will my worker get idle? Thank you!
IOnce your cron handler is finished then the Worker will be idle, yes.
IWorkers only run when invoked, either from a request (fetch handler) or a cron (scheduled handler).
IIf you need something to run all the time then you should probably look at non-serverless options, Workers don't really suit that use-case 
