Does anyone know where I can find R2 connection logs?I have just enabled R2 Storage, trying to use it through a server. The API Key I created works fine when I place no IP restrictions (on include) for my local S3 client and the server. The moment I put some restrictions (include my local IP and the server IP) my local client works but the server gets a 401 Access Denied.
Does anyone know where I can see the R2 logs so I can make sure the server sends the proper auth from the proper IP - or at least verify the server's IP? I know what the IP is of course but because I have no CLI access on it I have no idea if the outgoing (server->internet) uses the same IP (as it should) and I got no other ideas why this doesn't work.
The app that I use is a WP Vivid plugin (php), hence the no access to server's cli.
anyhow, I don't want to bother anyone with my issue. I just find it strange there are no logs whatsoever - I thought I was just blind and couldn't find them
one way to handle that is to have your api that hands out signed urls accept the size and format of the incoming file and if it matches the constraints, sign the upload url for that specific size and format
Our current processing logic is that the front-end obtains the signature generated by the back-end, and the user directly transfers it. However, I would like to limit the maximum value of files that the user can transfer
Hello everyone. this is my first time posting a question here. I recently decided to create a VOD section on our website and we came across CF R2 and CF Streaming.
Can R2 be used for such a use case?
On CF Streaming Creator Bundle, it says, deliver up to 10,000 minutes of videos per month. What if I exceed that limit?
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You are right. I have check the doc for both. So lets say I have delivered all my 50,000 minutes of video content, how is the billing being calculated after that? When I check on stream -> change subscription, it does not mention anything in that regard. I have read the pricing here https://www.cloudflare.com/developer-platform/products/cloudflare-stream/
Cloudflare Stream is an easy-to-use online video streaming platform. Spend less time managing your video platform and more time promoting your product.
I can delete an object via dashboard just fine as expected, but when I try to delete an option I just uploaded via the api, nothing happens. I get a 204 response from the Delete action yet the file still exists