Cwould depend a fair bit on where your worker is in relation to your bucket
CYou could do up to 6 requests at a time in parallel
Cultimately though I would ask: How important it is that they all get deleted and how many could there be?
Cwhat's the context here? Something a life cycle rule on the bucket could help with?
Cwhat is this executed by, a client, deleting how many?
Cyou could just have a cron job cleaning up your d1 db if you have a life cycle rule for the files itself
Ccleaner way of responding without blocking up the entire channel
Cno
Wwhy delete all messages..
CIt'll run for as long as the client stays connected, there's no max duration in that case. If it's only used for moderation purposes the easiest solution is just to hold the user there. You could run up to 6 requests in parallel for deletes if you wanted to max out speed.
Otherwise I would throw the deletion request in a queue of some sort to ensure it gets processed in full if you think the client is going to disconnect and you won't have enough time to finish all the deletes/you want be able to retry them. If you just ctx.waitUntil'd and the deletes failed (like r2 was having issues or just transient stuff), you'd never know
Otherwise I would throw the deletion request in a queue of some sort to ensure it gets processed in full if you think the client is going to disconnect and you won't have enough time to finish all the deletes/you want be able to retry them. If you just ctx.waitUntil'd and the deletes failed (like r2 was having issues or just transient stuff), you'd never know
Cyou pay for them?
Cthat would be the only downside, if you don't care about paying for the storage costs (and any potential request costs), then no you're good
CI mean eventually your life cycle rule would catch them if you had one configured
Cif you're operating some sort of file upload service I would assume you'd just delete all files after a certain amount of time
Cotherwise if your delete fails you would pay for the file storage forever, which would be an ouch with bigger files depending on what your max upload is, or just overtime
