By data regions, I mean like the ones used for R2 wnam Western North America enam Eastern North America weur Western Europe eeur Eastern Europe apac Asia-Pacific
you'd still want cache in front if possible to reduce your own costs (cache is free, R2 is not) and to reduce latency for those in other parts of NA (since its relatively wide)
Hey guys.. I've deployed a Flet app and set env. variables in Cloudfare dashboard. However they don't seem to be accessible in runtime. Do I need to do anything special to get them? Just using the following
load_dotenv()
Supabase URL and API key from environment variables
Hey, not sure if anyone is able to give any help, but I don't seem to be the only person with an issue trying to deploy a site on pages. I'm new to pages and trying to deploy my first site using pages, would really appreciate any help: pages-helpRemix and Vite - 2 error(s) and 0 warning(s) when compiling Worker.
Hey guys, I'm working on an Astro project and deploying it to CF Pages The problem i ran into is the following the secrets are read from .env whenever i push i have to change them so the prod variables will be deployed (i deploy it manually for now for testing) and the weird thing is the variables from the CF dashboard are not read why tf is this happens? Should i just remove the .env when deploying so the CF Dashboard vars will be loaded?
Hello everyone, I'd like to ask you a question or two about Cloudflare Pages, WAF, domains and limits. The main idea of the project is to create a react app and host it with Cloudflare Pages, with a form that interacts with a Google Cloud Function (or a Cloudflare function), sending and reading data. I'll try to be as concise as possible with my questions: 1 - I see that the Cloudflare 100 pages limits is just a soft limit that is in place to prevent abuse and if the activity is legitimate, it can be raised. The real question here is if the other limits on the page are soft limits too, or hard limits. I'm concerned about concurrent builds and number of custom domains. The idea is to manage hundreds, if not thousands of pages via Cloudflare Pages. I could need a periodically increasing number of total builds, concurrent builds and custom domains. Can these limits be changed? For example, 20 concurrent builds might not be enough. I might need 200 concurrent builds. Is there any kind of enterprise plan that an user or organization can leverage to bring this value up? Same for total builds and for custom domains.
1.1 - What happens when I reach the concurrent builds limit? Do build go into a queue?
2 - I would like to keep user registration out of the form functionalities, but I need to ensure that this forms do not get spammed. I have read about Cloudflare Turnstile and I think it might be a good solution. Plus, I'm implementing some logic to avoid user spams. But, I've read that WAF can be configured for different pages and rate limit traffic on a certain page. My question here is if it's possible to configure a new rule for the WAF so that, let's say, a user spams a form for X amount of times in a short period of time, I disable the form page in the website. Or I just disable the form page to that specific user.
3 - Can I combine something like Google Cloud DNS with a custom domain of my own to register custom Cloudflare subdomains under my organization domain?
Oh ok thanks Leo! So, can I configure subdomains directly into cloudflare with my own domain bought from GoDaddy? For what concerns the Enterprise plan, is there any kind of resource I can check out about how Enterprise plan work, if they can match the demand, an idea of the costs, etc. etc.? Because I haven't found anything about this. One last question (maybe). I read a very interesting statement in all plans for Pages: Unlimited bandwidth. Does this mean that basically every user can reach out one of my cloudflare page, ask for the content (images, videos, text, whatever), use the forms as many times as he wants, and I won't be charged for anything at all? All this without slowing down in any way the traffic towards other pages projects that I have up and running? This is too good to be true ahahah
Ah sorry, but I stated the second question about the WAF incorrectly. Considering that I can block the content of a website to a user if he reaches some sort of limit, can I do this for all my cloudflare pages? Any additional costs? I guess I'll have to configure a rule for every subdomain, or can I apply the rule to any subdomain?
CF Pages is free and I read that they have no bandwidth limit. However, I have a 400MB worth of content on my CF page, and the expected usage once I release this is at least 15 thousand views for the first few days (assuming on average each user will pull 50-200MB)
Depends what that bandwidth is used by. Pages isn't meant to be a file locker, not meant to be used for just serving large files/videos for download and such