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Wallacy
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Comment #38486851
Thats still work, breakpoints using devtools works like any other source. Its not the same but helps.
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Comment #37779104
CF Workers (that runs WebAssembly) are all over place. They may not run the main logic (not the actual Ngix, or DNSEC code) but they are used for several maintaince tasks.
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Comment #37779060
Discord is the place to go. All CF Devs are there. I got on particular fix one time in just a few minutes, and scalated pretty quickly. I got a recomendation fix on my side (a code…
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Comment #36006155
" Apps that want even more control can move to using full-on Durable Objects (which will soon support a SQLite database per-object)." Can you elaborate this little bit more? Im usi…
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Comment #35975432
There’s is a billing notification system but will not cut the service.
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Comment #35975407
Yes there’s products on CF that cost a lot of money. Like Argo. So… just don’t use that kind of product? All prices are clear. We are discussing the “free” CDN services. You will n…
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Comment #35967005
I have few PB traffic of videos served from R2... that's fine. They just don't want to compete with they own solution.
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Comment #35965279
Was computed related, but he find a loop role on his business contract. He was right by the legal team os the service, but they used a another term that make they right to not work…
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Comment #35965182
Maybe before, but now no cacheable content should be part of the basic SLA i think. But they still need to clarify that. Maybe that is just a bandwidth constrained by plan not by t…
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Comment #35964754
My POV as customer for 5 years, doing mostly Video and Binary transfers and asked to move to enterprise few times (and still on the Pro plan, never had any interruption): They will…
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Comment #35964265
Tunnels should be part of Cloudflare Access and they mention "GRE tunnels" and WARP with not mention about content type or bandwidth limit.
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Comment #33631109
We’ll, that’s really nice! I prefer playwright, but that’s still very cool!
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Comment #33009221
Sir, you are probable the best CEO of this universe.... On alternative reality you company has a Search Engine (count with me to help with that) and doesn't need any advertise to k…
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Comment #31387021
Enterprise plan can carry, but as far I know, will not make be much more than 2500-3500; Maybe they should create a Enterprise that has a flat price and be self subscribed. And a “…
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Comment #31341522
Thats problem is for CDN product. On R2 like other Developer products (KV, Worker, DO) you are already paying the bandwidth over the storage price. All those products can be used t…
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Comment #31317742
FWIW: https://www.cloudflare.com/supplemental-terms/#cloudflare-de... "The Cloudflare Developer Platform consists of the following Services: (i) Cloudflare Workers, a Service that …
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Comment #30938647
You are right. My bad! Thanks.
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Comment #30927009
If the update is: set -e -u -o pipefail (dos-make-addr-conf | tee config.toml) && dosctr set template_vars config.toml well.... `tee config.toml` will still produce a empty config.…
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Comment #29270102
The terms os service is still in place: 2.8 Limitation on Serving Non-HTML Content The Services are offered primarily as a platform to cache and serve web pages and websites. Unles…
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Comment #28721884
Its not like that.... If you send you code to github, then deleted that code in our computer, and github goes down before any other person cloned your repo and decided not delete, …
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Comment #28684274
"At launch, R2 will cost $0.015 per gigabyte of data stored on the service, about half as much as AWS charges for customers on its frequent access tier. Infrequent access to R2 wil…
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Comment #27942545
If tou put the CF in between will not pay the egress. But will be better to Hetzer be part of the alliance.
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Comment #27941601
In this case is because they actually does not charge bandwidth. I have few services on CF and never paid a dime for bandwidth. Even on free plan I push few terabytes.