Nice, but it's only for pings. Is there something that does a HTTP request and measure the whole thi
Nice, but it's only for pings. Is there something that does a HTTP request and measure the whole thing?
MGrafana Labs
With Grafana Cloud k6, you can easily run cloud-based performance tests for up to 1 million concurrent virtual users or 5 million requests/second.
MYou might be writting a bunch of code, but it perfectly fits your use-case imo
APerfectly fine to have them both in the same Worker
CThat's not the case, it can do HTTP too w/ timings
C
CIf you want a load test or scheduled tests then you'd have to use something else tho, Grafana K6s could do that. Cloudflare itself has scheduled tests you can setup under Speed -> Observatory. Lots of other options out there too, depending on what you want exactly
BAh I missed that, perfect.
BThanks, will look into it as well.
ANot in terms of the request objects, but naturally if you store state via bindings (D1, KV etc.) then it would
Ccan someone link me to the list of compatibility dates and what they do?
HCloudflare Docs
Opt into a specific features of the Workers runtime for your Workers project.
Cthank you 
Cwhy is 09-02 listed above 11-11
Coh wait I understand
SMay I nextJs 15 is supported for opennext yet?
https://github.com/opennextjs/opennextjs-cloudflare/issues/185
https://github.com/opennextjs/opennextjs-cloudflare/issues/185
GitHub
Describe the bug When running Next.js 15.1 applications built with our adapter at runtime we get various warnings regarding eval("require"): Steps to reproduce Simply build and run any Ne...
PDoes Workers SLA really guarantee 100% availability? AWS lambda offers 99.95%
My company is starting a new project and if I suggest that Cloudflare workers offer 100% availability, they will laugh at me. What's the true numbers? Help me make them convince to use Cloudflare Workers.
My company is starting a new project and if I suggest that Cloudflare workers offer 100% availability, they will laugh at me. What's the true numbers? Help me make them convince to use Cloudflare Workers.
Dthey do give 100% SLA (although the advertised one is for biz and ent zones, not workers), and if they laugh at you, tell them to look up what an SLA is - with a business plan, you get 1x service credits, with ent you can get higher depending on the contract
PI am not sure if they would be getting Enterprise at first. I am interested in learning about the SLA for Workers Paid, which the docs say is not part of the Enterprise plan.
Workers Paid plan is separate from any other Cloudflare plan (Free, Professional, Business) you may have.
Fis there an easy way to check the timeout for my worker requests? I'm on an enterprise plan, so I'm not sure if our team requested for increased timeouts, and I'd like to figure that out.
EYou get 100% SLA as part of a Business or Enterprise plan, if you just have Workers Paid on its own then you dont have the SLA.
And yes a 100% SLA sounds ridiculous at first glance but really isn't. It doesn't mean that Cloudflare will be up 100% of the time. It just means you'll be compensated for all of the time they're not, rather than just some of it.
And yes a 100% SLA sounds ridiculous at first glance but really isn't. It doesn't mean that Cloudflare will be up 100% of the time. It just means you'll be compensated for all of the time they're not, rather than just some of it.
EUsing AWS Lambda as a point of comparison, 99.95% SLA means they can be offline for up to 4 hours and 20 minutes each year without compensating any of their users.
AHey guys, I have a question regarding Cloudflare's cache API. I'm developing some features that will use the cache API a lot and I came across a rather curious situation:
I wanted to create several caches with different keys but I would like to use tags as well because even though each cache has an ID I wanted to have something (which in this case would be using a tag for this) to have a relationship. For example, imagine that I have a cache for a user with ID 50.
I create a cache with this user's information but I would like to put a tag on this cache that says "user" to identify what this cache represents.
When I perform a delete action I would like to use the tag to delete all caches with the "user" tag, thus deleting all related caches. Is this possible through the Cache API using Workers? Because today I only work with different keys from one to another and this has caused me problems in relation to these cases.
I am an Enterprise customer so I have access to several resources available from Cloudflare but I don't know specifically how to do this.
I wanted to create several caches with different keys but I would like to use tags as well because even though each cache has an ID I wanted to have something (which in this case would be using a tag for this) to have a relationship. For example, imagine that I have a cache for a user with ID 50.
I create a cache with this user's information but I would like to put a tag on this cache that says "user" to identify what this cache represents.
When I perform a delete action I would like to use the tag to delete all caches with the "user" tag, thus deleting all related caches. Is this possible through the Cache API using Workers? Because today I only work with different keys from one to another and this has caused me problems in relation to these cases.
I am an Enterprise customer so I have access to several resources available from Cloudflare but I don't know specifically how to do this.
HLike this?
Ayes, but I would like to know if the delete function of the cache api (https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/cache/) would work if I only passed the cache-tag to delete. Is this possible or would this deletion by tags be directly through my cloudflare panel or only via the cloudflare API.
Cloudflare Docs
Control reading and writing from the Cloudflare global network cache.
AI just recorded a video on how to use Workers AI which will be included into my GenAI Essentials free course. I would have conitued on with Vectorize and the other AI services but I had too much friction with Vectorize and had to move on.
https://youtu.be/cYM99vbj7p0
https://youtu.be/cYM99vbj7p0
NHi all, any idea for what would be more relevant for Session Management (authenticated users sessions storage) between D1 and KV? Specifically, would KV provide better latency than D1, and is the eventual consistency of KV fine for this use case?
All opinions are welcome !
All opinions are welcome !
HI believe Cache Tag purging must be done via the HTTP API
AAre there any plans to support multiple primary workers with different ports, to expose their fetch handlers, when using wrangler with multiple config files?
AIs there any way to set a service binding to a specific version. Preview URLs allow us to access a specific version by URL, but it would be amazing if we can set a service binding to a specific version. Thinking about connecting all staging versions together to get a fullstack preview of a PR 
HI'm not sure who would be responsible for this, but workers currently can't install using npm with the legacy peer deps flag in the auto deploment. With react 19 rolling out I could imagine that this might be a big issue for many projects.
HThat looks fine?
Dis there a way to configure the callback url with wrangler?
Ddoesn't work well with the cloud IDEs
Ois there a service to store/see/browse the workers log? preferrably in real-time or low latency?
Cyou mean programatically?
Khi all, wanna ask, when building a websocket with durable object hibernation api.
does it possible to do service binding from Pages to the Workers? without harcoding / configuring the websocket server path in Pages? (like ws://example.com or wss://example.com)
Thanks in advances!
does it possible to do service binding from Pages to the Workers? without harcoding / configuring the websocket server path in Pages? (like ws://example.com or wss://example.com)
Thanks in advances!
OI mean something like baselime but that does actually work and has low latency.
Ni have excedeed 100k requests a day for a nearly empty test wesite with no visitors, is it normal ? 
Wdepends
WIf you are invoking the Worker for each asset and you had like 50 assets, that's only 2,000 page views
WBut also, lots of bots will come when a new Worker/domain is published to see if they can find any vulnerabilities
Nit's a completely empty next js build with like one page, also i deployed exact same way another worker just before this one and it has only 100 requests, that last one over night got botted i guess
Nis there a way to prevent bots then ?
