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Thanks for the info though I'll check that out if I need to use anything else with more emails in the future! thanks
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I'm using the Rate Limiting API to define rate limits in my worker. I could not find any information on how long a rate limiting remains active once it takes effect. Is there any information on this?
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www.mydomain.com for Webflow and my worker route www.mydomain.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json which provide me a json file.
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Maximum object size of 512KB. Does this mean I can cache 10s of thousands of fetch responses as long as each response is under the 512KB in size? What are the limits here?
CDoes this mean I can cache 10s of thousands of fetch responses as long as each response is under the 512KB in size? What are the limits here?If they're unpopular they're going to be evicted far before a long ttl. There's no exact hard limit of items you can cache or anything because of that. There's just no guarantees they'll survive any amount of time. Additionally cache is entirely per cloudflare point of presence and not global
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