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Ask HN: Has anyone been able to contact Cloudflare Support in the last 5 days?

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Re: Ask HN: Has anyone been able to contact Cloudflare Support in the last 5 days?

#11
I have tried to contact Cloudflare Support via discord regarding their worker issue. Cloudflare team replied within 24 hours or shorter in channel. I suggest you can try to talk to Cloudflare team via their discord for prompt response.

Re: Ask HN: Has anyone been able to contact Cloudflare Support in the last 5 days?

#12
post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Maybe I meant to say business? I explicitly upgraded to the plan that allows 200mb. As a stop gap, since our assets are stored on S3, we transitioned to using pre-signed URL's that the client will directly upload to.

Note you need to also raise the configuration limit of max upload to 200mb after the plan change in settings.

Yep, tried that (ridiculous it doesn’t auto update to this though)

Re: Ask HN: Has anyone been able to contact Cloudflare Support in the last 5 days?

#15
I found an actual bug in their infrastructure, on R2, which somehow still feels like a beta product.

I made sure it was an issue with them, not on me. I documented it. It's reproducible, tried it on another cloudflare account I own and the exact same thing happens when the conditions are there. I was doing work for them, for free.

So, I went on the Discord just to find out how poorly they treat people there. I insisted on this thing for like one or two days, IIRC. Several members of their team saw my post and dgaf. Eventually, I @pinged one of them (the one who I thought was the more appropriate one) and xir response was "that's not my job", damn, just cold like that, not even "but you could try reaching out ...".

I went on to look xim up online and turns out xi was something like the "developer experience guru" for Cloudflare, lol. I called xim on that, "hey, you know, this actually is your job" and xi doubled down, so I told xim "this is bs, maybe you're just a lazy employee" which got me banned from the Discord.

Since then, my stance on Cloudflare is "take whatever I can get from them for free, and never spend a single dime in any of their services".

I ended up going back to S3 because of this bug, unlimited egress (while sweet) is not really a selling point for my particular use case.

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