Interesting thanks! Yeah batches sort of solve some usecases but interactive transactions are the us

Interesting thanks! Yeah batches sort of solve some usecases but interactive transactions are the usecase (e.g. Get a user's balance, check it, update it etc)

Does a DO Sqlite db not lock the entire database too though?

Llambrospetrou Running on the same machine as sqlite, IS literally the SQLite DOs. If that's wh...

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森@VerseLink (RW)•1/19/25, 4:56 PM

yeh that's what i figured too, the more i think about DO SQLite, the more potential I think it can acheive

EElliot Hesp Interesting thanks! Yeah batches sort of solve some usecases but interactive tra...

lambrospetrou•1/19/25, 4:58 PM

DOs only execute a request at a time. Each time you do async IO, then another request is scheduled until the IO is ready.

EElliot Hesp Interesting thanks! Yeah batches sort of solve some usecases but interactive tra...

Larry•1/19/25, 6:10 PM

Does a DO SQLite db not lock the entire database too though?

We've all been taught to believe that dbs should be highly parallel and that "lock"ing is bad, but keep in mind a few things:

A DO's SQLite is not just running in the same datacenter, not just running on the same machine, but running in the same thread as your JavaScript code. There are not even task switching costs. For cache hits, it has essentially no performance difference from accessing instance member data. For cache misses, there is a disk round-trip to a fast local SSD so not much worse.
This is a fundamentally different paradigm. It emphasizes: 1) transactional consistency with requests and compute intermixed. Think of your DO JavaScript as stored procedures; 2) DX by making it much easier to reason about and avoid race conditions.
You scale DO-based architectures by having more DOs, and thus more DBs. This is conceptually similar to sharding in a database except that you have to take care of routing to the correct shard yourself.
Parallizing reads with an eventual but read-your-own writes model is coming soon for D1. I also have heard that it'll come for DOs either at the same time or soon after since D1 is built on DOs.

Dean•1/20/25, 6:24 AM

is dynamic bindings coming with these upcoming changes or do we expect that to come much later?

AngusMa•1/20/25, 9:34 AM

How can I query the table list without system tables like sqlite_sequence

AAngusMa How can I query the table list without system tables like sqlite_sequence

lambrospetrou•1/20/25, 9:37 AM

select * from sqlite_masterselect * from sqlite_master ?

Llambrospetrou `select * from sqlite_master` ?

AngusMa•1/20/25, 9:40 AM

_cf_KV_cf_KV and sqlite_sequencesqlite_sequence are also listed

AngusMa•1/20/25, 9:49 AM

So I can only filter it by myself
Thanks

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:18 AM

I have a few million rows read every hour how can i investigate where this is coming from cause I don't reckon my code is doing that

Eesselungo I have a few million rows read every hour how can i investigate where this is co...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:33 AM

npx wrangler d1 insights dbname

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:34 AM

thanks!

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:36 AM

is there a plan that allows for more rows read?

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:37 AM

i'm legit thinking of leaving d1 for an external service cause it's crazy I have a very small tool and already am at 17B rows read cause some queries read hundreds of thousands of rows

Eesselungo is there a plan that allows for more rows read?

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:40 AM

the Workers Paid plan gives you 25 billion rows read per month for $5 USD/mo

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:40 AM

yeah i have this one

Eesselungo i'm legit thinking of leaving d1 for an external service cause it's crazy I have...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:41 AM

Hyperdrive + postgres works really well - but are you using indexes on your queries? it isn't normal to read hundreds of thousands of rows per query

MMax (@rozenmd)Hyperdrive + postgres works really well - but are you using indexes on your quer...

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:41 AM

{
    "query": "delete from \"magnetograms\" where (\"magnetograms\".\"timestamp\" < ? or \"magnetograms\".\"timestamp\" > ?)",
    "avgRowsRead": 119275,
    "totalRowsRead": 715650,
    "avgRowsWritten": 119273,
    "totalRowsWritten": 715638,
    "avgDurationMs": 418.5989,
    "totalDurationMs": 2511.5934,
    "numberOfTimesRun": 6,
    "queryEfficiency": 0
  }

{
    "query": "delete from \"magnetograms\" where (\"magnetograms\".\"timestamp\" < ? or \"magnetograms\".\"timestamp\" > ?)",
    "avgRowsRead": 119275,
    "totalRowsRead": 715650,
    "avgRowsWritten": 119273,
    "totalRowsWritten": 715638,
    "avgDurationMs": 418.5989,
    "totalDurationMs": 2511.5934,
    "numberOfTimesRun": 6,
    "queryEfficiency": 0
  }

like on delete it reads almost a million

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:42 AM

what do you mean by using indeces exactly?

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:42 AM

not sure to see what you mean by that

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:42 AM

https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/best-practices/use-indexes/

Cloudflare Docs

Use indexes · Cloudflare D1 docs

Indexes enable D1 to improve query performance over the indexed columns for common (popular) queries by reducing the amount of data (number of rows) the database has to scan when running a query.

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:43 AM

thanks i'm going to give it a read

Eesselungo ``` { "query": "delete from \"magnetograms\" where (\"magnetograms\".\"times...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:45 AM

a super naive index like:
CREATE INDEX idx_magnetograms_timestamp ON magnetograms(timestamp)CREATE INDEX idx_magnetograms_timestamp ON magnetograms(timestamp)
would massively help that delete query (the trade-off for indexes is storage space - the DB needs to store that data somewhere to make it faster)

MMax (@rozenmd)a super naive index like: `CREATE INDEX idx_magnetograms_timestamp ON magnetogra...

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:47 AM

hmm i see what you mean, i would put that on columns used by my biggest queries correct?

Eesselungo hmm i see what you mean, i would put that on columns used by my biggest queries ...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:50 AM

Yeah - a pretty common index I tend to add is for foreign keys

so like, say you have a table of sensorssensors and another table of

data

data

, where data stores sensor_idsensor_id, an index on that column speeds up queries like SELECT * FROM data WHERE sensor_id = ?SELECT * FROM data WHERE sensor_id = ?

if you also store a timestamp in that table you might want to index against that too so filtering by date is fast, so it'd be like

CREATE INDEX idx_data_sensor_id_timestamp_desc ON data(sensor_id, timestamp DESC)CREATE INDEX idx_data_sensor_id_timestamp_desc ON data(sensor_id, timestamp DESC)

MMax (@rozenmd)Yeah - a pretty common index I tend to add is for foreign keys so like, say yo...

esselungo•1/20/25, 10:52 AM

I see, thanks a lot for the insight
it will also decrease the amount of rows read for queries I assume?

Eesselungo I see, thanks a lot for the insight it will also decrease the amount of rows rea...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:52 AM

massively, yes

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:53 AM

also between 10x and 100x faster queries depending on how much data you have

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 10:54 AM

(also this isn't just a D1 thing, i've seen queries go from 100-150ms to 1-5ms after adding indexes in Postgres)

DDeepak Singh is this ok to connect to d1 databse and execute query with directly POST API in ...

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 11:33 AM

it'll work, just slow and subject to the Cloudflare API rate limit (1200 reqs/5min)

MMax (@rozenmd)it'll work, just slow and subject to the Cloudflare API rate limit (1200 reqs/5m...

lambrospetrou•1/20/25, 11:37 AM

It's 10x slower than with using a worker (for now), so for internal tools it's fine, but actual use-cases in production where you expected latencies around 50-200ms, it won't happen. So, do it with the right expectations.

Max (@rozenmd)•1/20/25, 11:39 AM

in short, if performance matters to you, put a Worker up and call it from Java: https://github.com/elithrar/http-api-d1-example

lambrospetrou•1/21/25, 6:43 PM

Anyone spotted these improvements in their metrics for Workers using D1?

https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/changelog/#2025-01-07

Chaika•1/21/25, 6:47 PM

yes :MeowHeartCloudflare:

Teejers•1/21/25, 7:35 PM

Hey everyone! Is there any way to give other users access to view d1 in the cloudflare dashboard? Right now it says 403 for them.

Jenkins•1/21/25, 8:50 PM

Can I configure CORS headers for my D1 DB when used over REST API? I'm trying to query it from the browser, but the missing CORS headers makes it very hard. no-corsno-cors-mode strips the Auth header, so that's also not an option.

JJenkins Can I configure CORS headers for my D1 DB when used over REST API? I'm trying to...

lambrospetrou•1/21/25, 9:06 PM

Better to add a worker in front of it, to get much better performance too and control everything as you need. d1-database

Llambrospetrou Better to add a worker in front of it, to get much better performance too and co...

Jenkins•1/21/25, 9:08 PM

Just feels so wasteful to have to set it up just to serve as a dumb proxy. Performance is not really a worry for this app.

But thanks for the info anyways. Are there no other workarounds?

JJenkins Can I configure CORS headers for my D1 DB when used over REST API? I'm trying to...

Burrito•1/21/25, 10:17 PM

I don't think it's a good idea either, your API token will be exposed and anyone can query whatever they want with your database, eg deleting all tables.

BBurrito I don't think it's a good idea either, your API token will be exposed and anyone...

Jenkins•1/21/25, 10:24 PM

I am aware of the security implications, and they are handled by me manually adding the acc and DB ids as well as the token on a config page and storing them in local storage. This is just a personal app meant to sit behind CF ZeroTrust.

I will just set up the proxy. I think the lack of CORS headers should be either documented or be configurable like with R2.

Max (@rozenmd)•1/22/25, 7:45 PM

Rolled out a quick update on the D1 insights view in the dash (click on your D1 DB -> scroll down):

You can now search, and there are heaps more results

(more updates coming)

elunesarrow•1/23/25, 12:30 PM

Hi everyone, I have questions regarding D1 db count limit:

Is it possible to have more than 50,000 dbs? Reason: I'm planning to use 1 db per user and the user count might grow beyond 50k.
Second, does this limit apply to DO backed by sqlite?

Eelunesarrow Hi everyone, I have questions regarding D1 db count limit: - Is it possible to h...

lambrospetrou•1/23/25, 12:36 PM

does this limit apply to DO backed by sqlite?

No.

Llambrospetrou > does this limit apply to DO backed by sqlite? No.

Isaac McFadyen•1/23/25, 1:38 PM

*with the caveat that the account DO storage limit applies I believe, correct?

Isaac McFadyen•1/23/25, 1:39 PM

50GB but you could reach out and get it raised possibly

jims0209•1/23/25, 5:21 PM

Is there a service outage with D1 at the moment? I'm getting huge latencies trying to read a small DB and my queries don't take much time at all, usually <200ms at most

jims0209•1/23/25, 5:23 PM

Seeing D1 DB is overloaded errors a lot more since 12 PM GMT

jims0209•1/23/25, 5:24 PM

DB ids:

f8d9ec32-6d52-4224-9316-fc50bd556811
15a6fbf7-6c42-4621-8795-b68f352ab0e4

f8d9ec32-6d52-4224-9316-fc50bd556811
15a6fbf7-6c42-4621-8795-b68f352ab0e4

jims0209•1/23/25, 5:30 PM

The CF worker that's using it is only getting 16 req / s max, wouldn't have expected any issues from this kind of load? (worker ID

f1464da9-c78b-42c2-b197-fc60492ca704

f1464da9-c78b-42c2-b197-fc60492ca704

)

Jjims0209 Seeing D1 DB is overloaded errors a lot more since 12 PM GMT

Max (@rozenmd)•1/23/25, 5:48 PM

We started rolling out a feature around 1600 UTC, the team is investigating if it's related

Interesting thanks! Yeah batches sort of solve some usecases but interactive transactions are the us

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