You just use the same ID

I'm struggling with creating the binding

Wrangler was telling me I need to define the class, but I just wanna invoke the DO not define it

https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/wrangler/configuration/#durable-objects heres the docs on how to define the bindings

Yeah, I'm trying to bind to a DO implemented in another worker

You need to specify script_name and environment in addition to the name and class_name

If I specify script_name, it shouts at me that the class name isnt exported from this worker 🤔

did you specify environment also

Hmmmm I didn't

right now its always production but eventually a script can have many environments so a script name itself doesnt actually mean anything

That shouldn't be causing my error tho right?

I got questions about the pricing: 1. Does reading from cache (from memory) count towards the read units ? 2. Does bulk reading (using

list(prefix)

) count as a single read unit or multiple ?

Both of those are answered here: Yes, and multiple.

Whats the limit to how many items I can list from storage? I feel like I remember seeing 100 somewhere but I can't find it

The limit is just the memory you have available.

awesome, thanks!

If you use websockets and send application-level keepalive messages we'd like to hear from you. We're working on a way for websockets to respond to keepalives, without having to run code that you provide, so you can avoid associated billing costs. Not running arbitrary code means we're limited to simple relationships between a message and its response. We're currently considering something along the lines of:

As far i know worker worker communications is allowed to origenless worker.

They're allowed but there's some weird behaviour - if you want to hit another worker on your account, it's always recommended to use service bindings. They don't travel across the network, so they're faster, and also they can't be blocked by things like the Waf or ratelimit rules, which they otherwise might be if sent over http

Interesting, thank you. What does originless mean?

Oh, interesting. I haven't tried this for a long time. Roughly a year ago, calling another worker in the same zone resulted in an error, and was also discussed on community forums. Let me actually see how it works now

Sorry, is this case is a worker route without a origen server to act as failback

Yes this is for an application built entirely on Cloudflare. There is no origin (though there may be fetch'es to various external services)

Just to clarify... List uses multi request units, but is entire based on the data size, not on key number. If you list 1000 keys and all fits on 4KiB will be one request unit.

Yes that is true and why I linked the full answer mine was simply a very short answer

Sure, but sometimes people are lazy... (myself included sometimes)

😉

Did this become possible thanks to the `custom_domain`s ?

I believe it happened around then