@Chaika This is my queue consumer code: Error details attempting to hit the container app start-as

@Chaika This is my queue consumer code:

Error details attempting to hit the container app start-async endpoint:

Msg 2000d8094472de33684f1967e7365521: Error processing message (attempt 1) for d1cab0d6-be82-4211-a6a9-c53c00dbff40: Error: HTTP error! status: 500 - {"error":"Internal Server Error"}

Msg 2000d8094472de33684f1967e7365521: Error processing message (attempt 1) for d1cab0d6-be82-4211-a6a9-c53c00dbff40: Error: HTTP error! status: 500 - {"error":"Internal Server Error"}

Msg 2000d8094472de33684f1967e7365521: Error processing message (attempt 1) for d1cab0d6-be82-4211-a6a9-c53c00dbff40: Error: HTTP error! status: 500 - {"error":"Internal Server Error"}

Msg 2000d8094472de33684f1967e7365521: Error processing message (attempt 1) for d1cab0d6-be82-4211-a6a9-c53c00dbff40: Error: HTTP error! status: 500 - {"error":"Internal Server Error"}

SSean @Chaika This is my queue consumer code: Error details attempting to hit the co...

Chaika•8/26/25, 8:18 PM

hmm, yea I don't think this is a container thing. Your worker log says cancelled, meaning the calling worker gave up on it.
Using a layer inbetween/Mastra Client is going to complicate getting the underlying error out, a quick google search shows there's a configurable timeout for Mastra which a default, worth looking into

CChaika hmm, yea I don't think this is a container thing. Your worker log says cancelled...

SeanOP•8/26/25, 8:19 PM

Ok thanks for your help

Dipan•8/27/25, 1:31 AM

Hey, I am deploying a Server in cloudflare container, deployed it successfully and get this response -

Total Upload: 53.47 KiB / gzip: 13.58 KiB
Worker Startup Time: 14 ms
Your worker has access to the following bindings:
- Durable Objects:
  - MORPH_CONTAINER: MorphContainer
- Vars:
  - NODE_ENV: "production"
Uploaded morph-server (9.65 sec)
Deployed morph-server triggers (1.76 sec)

Total Upload: 53.47 KiB / gzip: 13.58 KiB
Worker Startup Time: 14 ms
Your worker has access to the following bindings:
- Durable Objects:
  - MORPH_CONTAINER: MorphContainer
- Vars:
  - NODE_ENV: "production"
Uploaded morph-server (9.65 sec)
Deployed morph-server triggers (1.76 sec)

But when I am seng a request to the server getting this error (attached in screenshot)

Dipan•8/27/25, 1:31 AM

Can anyone help me here?

DDipan Hey, I am deploying a Server in cloudflare container, deployed it successfully a...

Isaac McFadyen•8/27/25, 1:33 AM

How are you calling the container? Sounds like your Worker code is throwing the error before the request makes it to the container.

Dipan•8/27/25, 1:34 AM

This is the workser/index.js file

message.txt2.04KB

Dipan•8/27/25, 1:36 AM

worker/index.js*

IIsaac McFadyen How are you calling the container? Sounds like your Worker code is throwing the ...

Dipan•8/27/25, 1:39 AM

Can you send me any resources, Where I can see that how can I make a ideal worker?

A Shy Cow•8/27/25, 10:36 AM

hi everyone

is there any containers cost calculator? i need a container which is up 24/7 and i'd like to know how much i would pay for it

Alexander•8/27/25, 12:31 PM

I am trying to run a dev server and point wrangler to pull an image from cloudflare registry but run into an error - anyone know how to solve?

∷ Building container images for local development...
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
error when starting dev server:
TypeError: Failed to parse URL from /registries/registry.cloudflare.com/credentials                                                                                                                                                                
    at node:internal/deps/undici/undici:13510:13                                                                                                                                                                                                   
    at async sendRequest (file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14260:10)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
    at async file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14320:26    
 ELIFECYCLE  Command failed with exit code 1.
➜  polymer git:(main) ✗

∷ Building container images for local development...
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
error when starting dev server:
TypeError: Failed to parse URL from /registries/registry.cloudflare.com/credentials                                                                                                                                                                
    at node:internal/deps/undici/undici:13510:13                                                                                                                                                                                                   
    at async sendRequest (file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14260:10)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
    at async file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14320:26    
 ELIFECYCLE  Command failed with exit code 1.
➜  polymer git:(main) ✗

Curiously I have successfully built and pushed an image - so I am not sure what is the issue?

Alexander•8/27/25, 1:26 PM

Another thing I've noticed (hesitant to call it an issue) but calling .getState() returns stale values if:
- in development I manually stop the docker container instance OR ctrl +c the dev server
- impact: when I try to call / fetch container next time, I check via .getState() which returns a stale value (whatever the state was before instance was manually stopped)

I would have thought that .getState() always returns a fresh state but without booting the container up / waiting for ports. Am I wrong?

I previously stored state flag (i.e. running / healthy / error) in DO KV storage using lifecycle hooks but ran into the same stale values issue.

Am I missing something?

SSean Wondering if anyone has some guidance they can share - we have an AI process tha...

sampotter•8/28/25, 2:47 AM

I've had this issue for a while. In my limited understanding from testing it looks like container lifecycles are tied to durable objects. If the durable object is evicted from memory, the container is killed also. I have never been able to keep a durable object alive for more than 180,000ms. It looks like that is some sort of hard limit on DOs.

sampotter•8/28/25, 2:48 AM

Started a thread here that never got anywhere containers-beta

sampotter•8/28/25, 2:50 AM

Our solution in the interim is to make the container workload durable to restarts (which doesn't sound like it's possible for your workload). We also run a loop within the durable object to automatically awake it after it is evicted.

mike•8/28/25, 9:53 PM

are other folks still hitting this as well? it continues to be a pain point for us deploying changes - containers-beta

Mmike are other folks still hitting this as well? it continues to be a pain point for ...

kian•8/28/25, 9:59 PM

(request id: undefined):  Internal Server Error

(request id: undefined):  Internal Server Error

the exact error you're getting?

Kkian Is `(request id: undefined): Internal Server Error` the exact error you're gett...

mike•8/28/25, 10:02 PM

yes, just after the edit to update the image:

Error rolling out application <app> due to an internal error (request id: undefined):   Internal Server Error

Error rolling out application <app> due to an internal error (request id: undefined):   Internal Server Error

kian•8/28/25, 10:06 PM

What's the application ID (UUID in the dashboard URL when viewing a Containers app)?

kian•8/28/25, 10:07 PM

It might also be somewhere else in the Wrangler output but I'm not sure

Kkian What's the application ID (UUID in the dashboard URL when viewing a Containers a...

mike•8/28/25, 10:08 PM

a03fcf42-2bed-4ce5-92d6-cdecb864ac94

a03fcf42-2bed-4ce5-92d6-cdecb864ac94

Mmike `a03fcf42-2bed-4ce5-92d6-cdecb864ac94`

kian•8/28/25, 10:47 PM

Thanks, I'll ask the team to take a look. Do you have anything in your Wrangler configuration around rollout percentages?

Kkian Thanks, I'll ask the team to take a look. Do you have anything in your Wrangler ...

mike•8/28/25, 10:51 PM

we do not, this service is a bit unusual in that we only run a single instance that is triggered via

scheduled

scheduled

on a cron interval (in case that is relevant). thanks!

kian•8/28/25, 10:55 PM

looks like the team has a fix for that error on the way

Ian•8/29/25, 9:59 PM

Just wanna give a feedback that it's kind of worrying that a network egress fee is being slapped on, Cloudflare is known for zero egress fees to begin with..

max•8/30/25, 5:49 PM

Is it possible to get containers running in vitest? I can get most things hooked up, but

ctx.container

ctx.container

is always undefined. Thanks!

jrdn•8/30/25, 7:18 PM

Is there a way to have a container run like a sidecar next to my worker so it’s always served from the same machine for lowest latency possible?

Jjrdn Is there a way to have a container run like a sidecar next to my worker so it’s ...

Hello, I’m Allie!•8/30/25, 7:53 PM

No. Not all edge servers are capable of hosting containers. You may get lucky with placement, but it can’t be guaranteed

vin•9/1/25, 12:59 PM

Hi, I modified my code to call container with a certain ID "constant-id-234", and modifed the max instances from 15 to 1. Ideally, I think all containers will sleep except "constant-id-234". But there is an container with ID "79dfd71efb78d86b9fcf0293eaac276e49008ad34f84bb2f1e52f9be170e33d6" is still keeping running now. And I cannot access the container via the new version code, an exception was throwed "Failed to start container: The maximum amount of containers allowed to run in the Durable Object namespace is the same to the amount of running Durable Object Containers, we won't be able to assign an instance to this Durable Object Container". Has anyone encountered a similar situation?

Kkian It'll come from the IPs on <https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/ips/> but otherwise...

berkant•9/1/25, 3:55 PM

Would this possibly have any implications for origins with firewall set up to allow inbound from these IPs only, considering the fact with Containers you're able to egress from the same set of IPs to arbitrary destinations?

Ray Li•9/2/25, 5:56 PM

hi! forwarding my previous question here in case someone has done this:

pulumi worker script w/ container binding

Jonathan•9/3/25, 5:03 PM

I'm attempting to understand the networking behavior for containers. Currently my container exposes a zero trust tunnel with a custom dns name tied to a cloudflare zone. Attempting to access the webserver running within the container is running very very slow (feels equivalent to dial up internet).

I've attempted to determine if it was just when accessing it via the cloudflare tunnel, however I'm noticing similar behavior when I fetch through the durable object to the container.

Is there an optimization or setting I need to get reasonable networking speed?

JJonathan I'm attempting to understand the networking behavior for containers. Currently m...

kian•9/3/25, 5:22 PM

There aren't really any related settings, the bandwidth should be pretty good for most apps.

Are you seeing slow cold starts or the actual HTTP response being streamed slowly?

Kkian There aren't really any related settings, the bandwidth should be pretty good fo...

Jonathan•9/3/25, 6:55 PM

Specifically the HTTP response is slow for both cases of: performing a fetch to the container (I have a default port specified and it hits a basic python fast api which returns information about the environment) as well as hitting the container using the custom domain to return a web app (verified the web app is not the cause, this is simply just a very slow response as if it takes a long time to go from the zero trust tunnel back to the container origin server) then a delay before the bits come back, the actual processing within the container is pretty quick

pandalambda2•9/4/25, 10:41 AM

Why isn't the container FAQ growing? Support, discord, plus all the other channels looks like there's enough uncertainity that perhaps should be updated every other day, so much to cover, so many questions unanswered..

pandalambda2•9/4/25, 10:44 AM

On rollouts https://developers.cloudflare.com/containers/faq/#how-do-container-updates-and-rollouts-work if I have max_instances = 1 in my wrangler json config, and my container id is stable (i.e. just 'default

Cloudflare Docs

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions:

pandalambda2•9/4/25, 10:44 AM

does this guarantee the container behaves like a singleton, during rollouts it doesnt try to bring up a replacement first?

Steps•9/4/25, 2:32 PM

Aside from https://developers.cloudflare.com/containers/platform-details/#limits , do Containers have any other limits (like invocations per month, etc.) or are these bound to the calling worker? So could I direct all 10 M workers calls to a container without extra costs or is there something to be aware of?

Steps•9/4/25, 3:01 PM

For example, if I set the timeout to 10 minutes... will one call then cause that much execution time removed from the worker?

Steps•9/4/25, 3:05 PM

Ah, I found the pricing section.

Steps•9/4/25, 3:05 PM

I'd suggest to link that with the limits page.

Steps•9/4/25, 3:07 PM

Regarding the egress: If I have a container that justs ingests data and writes that to R2, but never returns something... that's no egress, right?

Steps•9/4/25, 3:10 PM

When you use Containers, incoming requests to your containers are handled by your Worker, and each container has its own Durable Object. You are billed for your usage of both Workers and Durable Objects.

Ok, if my worker calls my container and that container runs for 1 minute... will the worker be billed the 1 ms it takes to call the container or will both be billed 1m? For the worker it should be wall time and not CPU time, right?

kian•9/4/25, 3:13 PM

Workers is CPU time, Durable Objects and Containers are wall time.

M.S•9/4/25, 11:52 PM

Hi Cloudflare team!

Quick question about Workers for Platforms + Containers integration:

Can user workers deployed via Workers for Platforms include Container bindings?

Specifically:
1. Can a user worker extend the Container class from @Cloudflare/containers?
2. Can user workers bind to containers in their wrangler.toml?
3. If yes, do container resource limits (40GB/20vCPU) apply per user worker or shared across the platform account?

Use case: Building a multi-tenant platform where each tenant needs their own containerized execution environment.

Currently testing but would love official clarification!

Thanks!

pandalambda2•9/5/25, 12:45 AM

Tangently related - considering shopify's crippled Oxygen setup I presume not. It's been mentioned before that SaaS's would like see patterns and practices and enhancements (I think a marketplace was mentioned) around deploying to users' Cloudflare accounts (aka bring your own account). As an end user why would I want Workers for Platform small limits when I could run on my own CF account and also get access to D1, queues, workflows, and so on (workers pro/unlimited or whatever its called today), but if that SaaS's outbound worker is doing something magical so that you have use their Workers for Platform then that's problematic (or another proxy stage at minimum), don't be that SaaS. Luckily on Shopify, Shopify outbound worker just attaches authentication so at least you can do this yourself with setting up a custom app and using clientid/secret to get an access token. Also imagine having to go through the SaaS's first line support to deal with a Cloudflare worker issue, it's just a poor pitch all around, Shopify Plus sales said on a call the benefit to Oxygen was 24/7 support, I nearly spat my coffee across the desk, I can't imagine they done any real training around CF let alone understand what an outbound worker was.

I'm not in the position of the SaaS, but as the SaaS consumer, but if I was I would be looking at using https://github.com/sam-goodwin/alchemy to deploy into the customer's own account via a restrictive api account... ymmv as it doesn't seem an officially supported pattern yet... (although aws anad azure have done it for ~decades even revenue sharing working in marketplace)

GitHub

GitHub - sam-goodwin/alchemy: Infrastructure as TypeScript

Infrastructure as TypeScript. Contribute to sam-goodwin/alchemy development by creating an account on GitHub.

pandalambda2•9/5/25, 12:58 AM

@kian | DevDocs
.. Love to see Container team do a AMA on reddit now we've got a few months since it came out..

SSteps Regarding the egress: If I have a container that justs ingests data and writes t...

pandalambda2•9/5/25, 2:21 AM

This is the big question, I'm not even sure most of CF staff can answer, it's been asked before several times in last few months and no one from CF has chimed in, my understanding/guess is that writing to R2 would be egress because you are going through the frontdoor (no worker level bindings).. my guess is that only invoking worker to the container traffic is not counted because that can work with internet egress turned off. One way to determine this would be disable internet egress https://developers.cloudflare.com/containers/faq/#how-do-i-allow-or-disallow-egress-from-my-container and see if you can still talk to R2.

The other option is instead of just proxying plain old http calls through the worker to the container you have a bi-directional communication websocket that allow you to push to R2 via the invoking worker and derive your http response at the worker. It was mentioned earlier they are looking at a container to worker fetch setup.

But it's not even clear if the invoking worker to container traffic is consider egress.

And then since if you're talking to the frontend endpoints of Cloudflare (for R2, rest api for kv, rest api for D1) presume you never going to leave the local zone since the anycast IPs will ingest at that point anyway, so is the egress charged based on the placement of the container then... rather than the underlying target (say R2 is hosted in a different continent for example)

It's possible they are still flushing out the billing, has anyone actually been charged egress yet? @kian

In fairness fly.io is also pretty useless in explaining their egress charging, made worse by two separate billing patterns depending on which generation your account is.

M.S•9/5/25, 2:08 PM

@pandalambda2 That's a very insightful point you've made about the broader philosophy of managed platforms. It's a crucial discussion for the ecosystem, and your comment really gets to the heart of the trade-offs involved.

You're spot on that for a technical user, the 'bring your own account' (BYOA) model is often superior. It offers the control, transparency, and direct scalability that developers rightly value, avoiding the "walled garden" issue you described.

The perspective I'd add to the discussion is for a different market segment: the non-technical user. The platform I'm building is designed for them; users interact with natural language prompts to generate and execute jobs, and requiring them to manage their own Cloudflare account would be a critical point of failure in the user journey.

This frames the central challenge that I believe Cloudflare can help solve: how to enable builders to provide a seamless, managed experience while also achieving massive scalability.

As your critique highlights, the current 'Managed Platform' model (which Workers for Platforms enables) runs into a scaling wall because all tenants share a single resource quota. This leads to workarounds like queuing, but doesn't solve the core issue of scaling total available resources as a user base grows.

This is exactly why I posted my original technical questions. The hope is that the platform will evolve to better support this managed model—perhaps with features like the isolated resource quotas I mentioned. This would be a game-changer, allowing services like mine to offer a simple UX and achieve true scaling, validating the 'Managed Platform' approach as a first-class citizen alongside the BYOA model.

TangoBee•9/5/25, 5:22 PM

I have two containers: Container A, which sends a POST request to Container B, which exposes an endpoint. I don't want to expose that endpoint publicly, so I want the request to be sent internally. How can I do this?

I'm able to do this with a worker using service bindings, but I haven't been able to get it working in a container to container setup. For context my Container A code is written in Go.

Total Upload: 53.47 KiB / gzip: 13.58 KiB Worker Startup Time: 14 ms Your worker has access to the following bindings: - Durable Objects: - MORPH_CONTAINER: MorphContainer - Vars: - NODE_ENV: "production" Uploaded morph-server (9.65 sec) Deployed morph-server triggers (1.76 sec)

∷ Building container images for local development... error when starting dev server: TypeError: Failed to parse URL from /registries/registry.cloudflare.com/credentials at node:internal/deps/undici/undici:13510:13 at async sendRequest (file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14260:10) at async file:///home/azuev/polymer/node_modules/.pnpm/@cloudflare+vite-plugin@1.12.0_vite@7.1.3_@types+node@24.3.0_jiti@2.5.1_lightningcss@1._8b43f7dcedb891a211abe2294734dcbb/node_modules/@cloudflare/vite-plugin/dist/index.js:14320:26 ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1. ➜ polymer git:(main) ✗

@Chaika This is my queue consumer code: Error details attempting to hit the container app start-as

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