You can delete the whole namespace and recreate it from wrangler. We plan later to add the ability t

You can delete the whole namespace and recreate it from wrangler. We plan later to add the ability to list existing objects and perhaps to schedule a function to run on all objects.

HHello, I’m Allie!AFAIK, the `deleteAll()` function only works on `this.state.storage` inside the ...

asp•8/3/21, 7:23 PM

I actually meant running the function inside an object created using

idFromName()

idFromName()

my fault.

Aasp I actually meant running the function inside an object created using `idFromName...

Hello, I’m Allie!•8/3/21, 7:24 PM

Yeah, it can recreate itself at another time, but without the previous storage.

asp•8/3/21, 7:24 PM

also at another PoP?

Kkenton You can delete the whole namespace and recreate it from wrangler. We plan later ...

Hello, I’m Allie!•8/3/21, 7:24 PM

Is that

wrangler publish --delete-class MyClass

wrangler publish --delete-class MyClass

, and

wrangler publish --new-class MyClass

wrangler publish --new-class MyClass

Aasp also at another PoP?

Hello, I’m Allie!•8/3/21, 7:25 PM

Yeah, the recreation should then be by the nearest POP that is a valid DO hosting colo.

HHello, I’m Allie!Is that `wrangler publish --delete-class MyClass`, and `wrangler publish --new-c...

kentonOP•8/3/21, 7:26 PM

right

Aasp If I run `deleteAll()` on a `idFromName()`-object, can it migrate to a new PoP ...

kentonOP•8/3/21, 7:29 PM

at present it's likely to stay at the same pop. To move to a new pop, you'd have to wait until all cached traces of the old object have been wiped from the system, which could take a while. But we're still working on automatic migration.

kentonOP•8/3/21, 7:29 PM

(though if you deleted the entire namespace and created a new one, then nothing carries over)

asp•8/3/21, 7:32 PM

Alright, that makes sense!

WWallacy Two questions: 1) It wasn't clear to me whether it's now better to "await" a .pu...

Wallacy•8/3/21, 7:41 PM

@kentonv_cf How the in/out gates plays with the ctx.waitUntil? Will this break the rules?

WWallacy @kentonv_cf How the in/out gates plays with the ctx.waitUntil? Will this break t...

kentonOP•8/3/21, 7:58 PM

ctx.waitUntil()

ctx.waitUntil()

doesn't actually do anything in particular anymore. The object keeps running for at least 30 seconds after the last request whether or not use use waitUntil().

Kkenton `ctx.waitUntil()` doesn't actually do anything in particular anymore. The object...

Wallacy•8/3/21, 8:48 PM

But if we use storage operations on the waitUntil, we will be able to make a response without actually wait.

WWallacy But if we use storage operations on the waitUntil, we will be able to make a res...

kentonOP•8/3/21, 11:06 PM

Ah. Yes, deferring code to run after the response has already been returned is inherently unreliable, because in the case of a failure, no one finds out. E.g. if the power goes out, the task might never execute, but since the user already received a response, they won't know. Output gates can't help with this, since they can't predict what you're going to do in the future after you return the response. Generally, I don't recommend doing this, except maybe for stuff that is fine to be unreliable, like logging.

Kkenton lol just came here to post that, you beat me

codefrau•8/3/21, 11:08 PM

Very good writeup about an exciting design. Can't wait to test. Just bogged down with other stuff

asp•8/4/21, 9:15 AM

Does anyone have numbers on roundtrip time to Durable Objects living on the other side of the world?

Kuririn•8/4/21, 1:50 PM

what is the difference between idFromName() and idFromString() and how long value (max. length) I could put there?

KKuririn what is the difference between idFromName() and idFromString() and how long valu...

kentonOP•8/4/21, 1:55 PM

idFromString()

idFromString()

specifically parses the output of

id.toString()

id.toString()

. It won't work with any string that wasn't specifically created by stringifying an ID from the same namespace.

idFromName()

idFromName()

takes any string you want and returns a unique ID corresponding to it.

kentonOP•8/4/21, 1:56 PM

in retrospect, the naming could have been better.

Kkenton `idFromString()` specifically parses the output of `id.toString()`. It won't wor...

Kuririn•8/4/21, 2:05 PM

thanks!

Kkenton in retrospect, the naming could have been better.

asp•8/4/21, 2:27 PM

idFromHex()

idFromHex()

Aasp Does anyone have numbers on roundtrip time to Durable Objects living on the othe...

codefrau•8/4/21, 3:48 PM

LAX to KIX is ~ 130 ms, LAX to FRA ~170 Where are you? I can send you a link to try

Ccodefrau LAX to KIX is ~ 130 ms, LAX to FRA ~170 Where are you? I can send you a link t...

asp•8/4/21, 3:52 PM

I'm in Denmark, so I hit CPH by default. Though, due to VPN on my PC, I mostly connect to AMS.

asp•8/4/21, 3:54 PM

My latency to CPH is ~10 ms and AMS is ~25 ms.

codefrau•8/4/21, 3:59 PM

Try these for latency testing:

US

US

https://croquet.io/cloudflare/?EDHEob1TnShyWTdrRoe-GCIdl4E9x7Zz6qqJg7WFnpS

JP

JP

https://croquet.io/cloudflare/?3honQOd0yTj4F0-2-oaIFpP4D4n4S-9S3joiVfLY4nm

EU

EU

https://croquet.io/cloudflare/?ihlwFIj1Z9-BtUfoNAEzD0ItTEZl1qsZrpR8n_BNx2V
Click "test latency" a few times, and maybe reload to make a new request.

Aasp My latency to CPH is ~10 ms and AMS is ~25 ms.

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:04 PM

Looks like your VPN is slowing down things maybe? FRA should be a lot less.

asp•8/4/21, 4:05 PM

Oh, I'm on a mobile connection right now - that's definitely why. Will test it in ~30 min when I'm home

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:05 PM

Oh that is a problem too of course. In LA I sometimes get single digit latencies

(on fibre at home)

asp•8/4/21, 4:06 PM

on fibre at home

I "only" have 1000/500 over COAX (DOCSIS 3.1) :/

asp•8/4/21, 4:07 PM

Speeds are great, but latency doesn't get lower than ~10 ms to anywhere

asp•8/4/21, 4:15 PM

@codefrau I launched the links on my PC now (with VPN)

Aasp @codefrau I launched the links on my PC now (with VPN)

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:16 PM

So that's the connection from Amsterdam then - can you try without VPN? 50 ms to FRA still seems like a lot

Ccodefrau So that's the connection from Amsterdam then - can you try without VPN? 50 ms to...

asp•8/4/21, 4:18 PM

Done

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:18 PM

32ms, that looks better

asp•8/4/21, 4:19 PM

So 32 ms is roundtime from my PC to FRA via CPH?

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:20 PM

yes

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:20 PM

the worker is in CPH and the DO in FRA

asp•8/4/21, 4:22 PM

Doesn't 50 ms seem seem alright then, if it's from my PC -> Amsterdam (VPN) -> CPH (Worker) -> FRA (DO)?

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:25 PM

I guess it is – I am spoiled by having the worker right here next to me

asp•8/4/21, 4:26 PM

I don't think there's anything to do about the ~10 ms latency added just to get out of the house

asp•8/4/21, 4:26 PM

this is COAX after all

asp•8/4/21, 4:28 PM

Anyways, thanks a lot for the help

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:28 PM

You're welcome

Aasp Doesn't 50 ms seem seem alright then, if it's from my PC -> Amsterdam (VPN) -> C...

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:49 PM

Just to correct this - your connection from Amsterdam did not go via CPH. There is a colo in AMS, so that’s where the worker was.

codefrau•8/4/21, 4:49 PM

(the “via” item in the latency display is the worker colo)

asp•8/4/21, 4:53 PM

Ahh, alright - that's quite slow then, as I get 26 ms latency when running a Speedtest on the VPN. Cloudflare does peer with M247 in Amsterdam, right?

asp•8/4/21, 4:56 PM

Hmm, pinging

1.1.1.1

1.1.1.1

(on VPN to M247 in Amsterdam) gives me a latency of 28 ms, so perhaps the route between AMS and FRA is just slow for some reason?

ItsWendell•8/4/21, 6:01 PM

Is it possible to move an web-socket connection from the worker to a durable object?

IItsWendell Is it possible to move an web-socket connection from the worker to a durable obj...

codefrau•8/4/21, 7:04 PM

yes, you pass the websocket request (with the "Upgrade: websocket" header) to the DO via

stub.fetch(request)

stub.fetch(request)

Kuririn•8/4/21, 9:15 PM

When I have durable object, let's call it xyz I must use fetch to communicate with it?
or could I call it's functions directly?
example: xyz.storage.get('key');

KKuririn When I have durable object, let's call it xyz I must use fetch to communicate wi...

codefrau•8/4/21, 9:20 PM

Yes, fetch only