Thx, but does this work with CloudFlare Workers, has it been tested on CF Workers? Would really appr
Thx, but does this work with CloudFlare Workers, has it been tested on CF Workers? Would really appreciate it
HI've seen people use it on Workers, so yes
HWhether everything works, idk. If you do find issues, I would recommend reporting them to the Lucia authors
HSounds good, will probably need to look into what flags might be required, I'll test and hopefully post my findings here
AGiven that cf workers are limited in cpu time, what is the recommended hashing algorithm to store securely passwords?
HFrom what I've read, here are the options:
- https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/web-crypto/
- https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/nodejs/crypto/
- Or something purely written on JS and not a wrapper on top of something like C++ which is basically what Argon2 is. Not sure what Bcrypt uses but that is what is used by Lucua Auth @Puliczek
Cloudflare Docs
A set of low-level functions for common cryptographic tasks.
Cloudflare Docs
To use Node.js APIs in your Worker, add the nodejs_compat compatibility flag to your wrangler.toml file.
JSay I want to have a DO that polls an endpoint for new data. I then want to have a worker that allows the user to stream events using SSE, getting a new event every time the DO finds new data. What's the simplest way to connect those two things together? Do I need to have the worker consume a websocket from the DO in order to get updates?
Jah, I guess I can have the DO expose SSEs
.I was looking on the Cloudflare api documentation and I couldn’t find what I was thinking of. When you view the dashboard and click on your worker and you can see the total amount of requests, errors sub requests etc, is it possible to get this info through a request? (Pls ping if you answer)
CThat would be the GraphQL API
https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/graphql-api/#graphql-analytics-api
https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/graphql-api/#graphql-analytics-api
Cloudflare Docs
The GraphQL Analytics API provides data regarding HTTP requests passing through Cloudflare’s network, as well as data from specific products, such as …
.Thank you 
KHey team - how big are Cloudflare workers? E.g., ballpark how many worker invocations happen per day across all of cloudflare?
KBillions?
JMore than that. I don't think any official numbers have been published recently, but this tweet is a good example: https://x.com/KentonVarda/status/1783996343813652801
In case you were still wondering whether Cloudflare Workers can scale to your traffic...
4/26/24, 11:07 PM
JAn internal team dropped 12.5M requests per second on Workers and it worked just fine
KWOWOWOW
Kthats incredible
CA good amount of Cloudflare features are internal workers too: https://blog.cloudflare.com/building-cloudflare-on-cloudflare
Like Zaraz, Cloudflare Challenges, Waiting Room, Image Resizing, Images, Mirage, Rocket Loader, etc. All Cloudflare Pages requests go through a worker too
Like Zaraz, Cloudflare Challenges, Waiting Room, Image Resizing, Images, Mirage, Rocket Loader, etc. All Cloudflare Pages requests go through a worker too
JAll KV requests too, so much.
CIt's Workers all the way down lol
JI definitely wouldn't ever have any worries about my traffic scaling beyond Workers, haha
Wlet me see what number i can give
Weh we don't have public stats to go on
Wbut yeah, a lot
Cthat's a good number
Wnot yet, rapid reset was hitting 200 mil rps though
Wso i'm sure we'll see a ddos hit that within the next 2 years
Acan I use redis inside a worker ? does it support these protocols ?
JHello anyone can you please help me I forgot my email which I have used for cloudflare, my domain purchased from godaddy and in name server I have cloudflare name servers, so I want to know my cloudflare email, can you please guide me how to get email
�hey everyone, what does Execution Duration mean? As in 10 GB-sec
HThis?
Cloudflare Docs
Diagnose issues with Workers metrics, and review request data for a zone with Workers analytics.
HIt isn't as relevant anymore, as only Durable Objects still bill on GB-sec
�ah, I'm just curious if it's showing the speed at which requests are received/responded, as in 80Gbps
HI don't think there are metrics for that?
�so pretty much execution duration is useless
�it doesn't show anything that can show the performance or anything useful
HWell, now it is, but before it was a billable param, so it was useful
�ohhh
�what happens if you reach request limit?
�how can I detect it, what status number is shown...
�ok figured out
� if it fails
IThe
ok field simply checks if the status is 200 (which it won't be if you're out of requests) so yes, that will work.
GHi!
About the workers subrequests limits (1000 for paid plan), if we need more, could we uses the last subrequests to trigger this same worker to continue ? ( or using a 3rd-party FaaS to loopback to the CF worker if required )
Queues or DurableObjects + Alarm seems to be very heavy works and money to just call 2 or 3 times a worker to finish some subrequests call
About the workers subrequests limits (1000 for paid plan), if we need more, could we uses the last subrequests to trigger this same worker to continue ? ( or using a 3rd-party FaaS to loopback to the CF worker if required )
Queues or DurableObjects + Alarm seems to be very heavy works and money to just call 2 or 3 times a worker to finish some subrequests call
HI would go with a Service Binding, but yes
HThough note there is a maximum depth of binding calls you can make