R2 / #940663374377783388 is Cloudflare's s3-compatiable storage. You could create a bucket, upload your files, and hook up your bucket to your custom domain pretty easily

ok

Cloudie has delegated the /40 to me and I am using it with my AS. technically it's still their prefix. But I think you are right, Cloudflare should show my asn there instead of as924

I have the same setup (IPv6 from a LIR assigned to me) and it does show my ASN correctly. Even with lir/pa space, the prefix has been assigned to you. But yea, I was just showing that as their database is a bit behind in all of that (not seeing your asn and not seeing the prefix new assignment). Not sure when that information gets updated

that was easy. already up and running 😄

hopefully connecting it to a domain makes it read only.

Custom Domains are read-only. Not too sure of S3's permission system, but with R2, only bound workers, the s3 api (which you create api tokens for), and the CF API (Dashboard, Wrangler) can modify your bucket. There's no unauthenticated writing

uh well this is odd

I deleted an application off off Zero Trust's dash board

it was protecting a Worker

and it 404'd for a bit

andd it's working again

ignore me

beautiful 😄

backblaze b2 is also good, the pricing is a bit lower than R2 depending on your situation.

bandwidth is free if downloaded through a CF Worker

Czech?

Here it says there are multiple HTTP/HTTPS pairs allowed per Origin server proxy. Am I able to use ports 443 & 80 for one service, and 8443 & 8080 for another?

You can't define ports yourself so i guess no

Or you can try

? you can

If you use 8080 in the URL idk if it tries to access the origin on 8080

It will

on my origin I set up nginx for 8443, and cloudflare says that one is enabled by default

Hmm, why am I getting Error code 521 then

Check your NGINX logs?

Verify that the request even makes it to your webserver.

I would wager either because 8443 is for https and you set up nginx for http, or because you set up firewall rules to only allow 80/443, but yea check logs

Mhm will try

No I have 8080 for http and 8443 for https, and trying to force https