Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
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Re: Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
#2> The result is a PDS that runs at the edge with no servers to manage, automatic scaling, and pay-per-use pricing.
Since you have no control over traffic, that seems a bit worrisome compared to a flat rate for a VM?
Re: Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
#3This repo suggests running a PDS is a good thing because independence from platform changes, network resilience, data sovereignty and portability.
Doing that on cloudflare feels like a bit of a practical and ideological contradiction in places.
Regardless, still interesting/useful repo to learn a bit more about how PDS' work.
Re: Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
#4This repo suggests running a PDS is a good thing because independence from platform changes, network resilience, data sovereignty and portability. Doing that on cloudflare feels like a bit of a practical and ideological contradiction in places. Regardless, still interesting/useful repo to learn a bit more about how PDS' work.
Migrating to a workerd container is an option.
Re: Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
#5> The result is a PDS that runs at the edge with no servers to manage, automatic scaling, and pay-per-use pricing. Since you have no control over traffic, that seems a bit worrisome compared to a flat rate for a VM?
You don’t have any control over traffic on most websites either.
Re: Cirrus: ATProto Personal Data Server That Runs on Cloudflare Workers
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