Whoa awesome! While right now I'm not hitting any limits with functions (yet to start implementing),

Whoa awesome! While right now I'm not hitting any limits with functions (yet to start implementing), how easy would it be to request more than 100k.

Is it an acceptable use of functions to use them as xhr and fetch request forwarding on every interaction for making request to an API?

Ssumit Whoa awesome! While right now I'm not hitting any limits with functions (yet to ...

James•5/20/22, 8:49 PM

Increasing the limit should be very easy - just reach out with your use-case well in advance so it can be done. Outside of beta, they'll be billed (I imagine similarly to how Workers are today).

James•5/20/22, 8:49 PM

That use-case sounds totally great though - yes! Workers are fantastic for proxying things, adding cors headers, etc.

JJames Increasing the limit should be very easy - just reach out with your use-case wel...

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:51 PM

Thanks! How much in advance shall someone reach out? How much can I expect to scale it up while beta? Millions? Tens of millions? Billions?

JJames That use-case sounds totally great though - yes! Workers are fantastic for proxy...

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:51 PM

Sounds awesome.

Ssumit Thanks! How much in advance shall someone reach out? How much can I expect to sc...

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:51 PM

Depends on your plan and use-case.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:52 PM

Generally 10s of millions is possible on lower plans, 100s of millions would require a paid plan (likely Business or Ent) and I'm not sure about billions.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:52 PM

Although I don't know, those are just my guesses from what I've heard.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:53 PM

Once it goes GA it likely won't be linked to plan, it will be like Workers. But for now they are going to give you more leeway when on higher plans.

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:54 PM

Let's say one needs to 10x the limits up from 100k. How much in advance shall one notify?

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:54 PM

Say 1m or 10m per day.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:55 PM

Probably around week, depending on the urgency. Of course, if there's something happening tomorrow and you need to be bumped up, you could submit a request and then ask here to speed things along.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:56 PM

Any requests that are like critically urgent I might be able to accelerate.

Isaac McFadyen•5/20/22, 8:56 PM

(no promises haha)

JJames Let us know if you run into any issues and there's lots of folks here who would ...

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:56 PM

Whoa I would love to get some hand on help with workers.

I'm trying to move some code from client side to functions.

IIsaac McFadyen Any requests that are like *critically* urgent I might be able to accelerate.

sumitOP•5/20/22, 8:58 PM

Thanks man, you're extremely helpful. Nothing urgent regarding plan limits. Only urgency for now is actually implementing the functions.

TTerisback Got it, you cannot

Erwin•5/21/22, 2:25 PM

You cannot yet

TTerisback How can I define DO class in `/functions`?

sumitOP•5/22/22, 5:29 PM

What's a DO class?

TTerisback Durable Object

sumitOP•5/22/22, 5:30 PM

Does that mean you can DOs via functions?

James•5/22/22, 5:31 PM

You can't define them in functions, but you can use them if you create them elsewhere. Not a great flow, but you can get it working if you need to

sumitOP•5/22/22, 5:31 PM

Oh! Didn't expect that

James•5/22/22, 9:31 PM

I don't believe so. You could use a Worker and

fetch

fetch

the endpoint where the Function runs though I guess

Bbehuk Sorry, I'm specifically looking to use Cron Triggers (https://developers.cloudfl...

Isaac McFadyen•5/22/22, 9:56 PM

Yeah, you'll need to create a Worker to call your Function then, Functions can't do Cron Triggers yet

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Cоle•5/23/22, 2:30 AM

that looks like it should work fine. What OS are you on?

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Isaac McFadyen•5/23/22, 2:39 AM

Hmm... can you confirm that it's in your root directory and not build output?

kian•5/23/22, 8:33 AM

Worker exceeded resource limits means your Worker went over the CPU time limit

kian•5/23/22, 8:34 AM

Well, it could also exhaust memory (128MB) but more often than not it's CPU time

kian•5/23/22, 8:36 AM

I think it currently reflects the free/bundled models depending on your highest zone plan - so 10ms of CPU time if you have free zones or 50ms if you have any paid zones