when you check off only one domain, it still transfers the others

and bills you for all of them

with no confirmation at all

You should make a ticket for that

given that bug you probably would get a refund with a ticket 🙂

ticket created

it's super hard to describe though

and it sounds like a stupid user mistake

Hey guys quick question. On the Zero Trust Platform I have it to authenticate certain email addressed in the "Access>Applications" Tab

How can i allow it to let a certain domain name through without this, on nextcloud if i try to go in with the android app it blocks it becuase it dosnt know how to handle the request from cloudflared access where it asks for email

https://github.com/rsms/inter/discussions/549#discussioncomment-5535764 where we should we instead be edge caching our css, js and font files?

cloudflare explicitly allowing caching of html, but by default doesn't cache them. and not allowing css and js but caching them by default seems odd

The TOS calls out specifically "disproportionate percentage of pictures, audio files, or other non-HTML content is prohibited". So if you're just using JS, CSS, images, etc. on your own websites, you're almost certainly going to be fine. If you're doing a huge amount of traffic to those font (etc.) files directly - essentially using the CDN as a file store - and not via your website, that's when you're likely to hit throttles.

But if you wanted to do a file store and just pay for the usage, that's what KV and R2 are great for 🙂

(note that this is ok to be done with our storage, putting them in R2 for example and serving is fine)

too slow walshy

Is this pertaining to me?

No, this was in reply to marais

Hello everyone, I have an employee connected to my website. but when my website is attacked, these employees are very affected. How can I integrate the managed challange rule applied to some countries that I created with Cloudflare in front of my worker. I apologise for my bad English, I want to explain it to you with my perfect drawing. I want the 2nd situation to happen

think the traffic is coming from almost exclusively websites, not directly as a file store. what's the issue?

just feel scared now hosting my assets with cloudflare. the services spell it out that we cannot, it's tolerated but not allowed.

so again, what is cloudflare recommended solution for statically hosted assets?

well, not really. The traffic is from other websites, so proportionally, that zone is serving way more file content than it is html content

r2 or kv are specifically file stores that you can use and pay for usage in storage, reqs, etc.

i have a zone that makes 7 json api calls i cache using a worker. so for every 1 html, there are 7 json documents. does that break the terms of services as well?

but if you turn on edge caching for those, you're breaking the terms again?

no, cache is fine with r2, etc. ref: https://discord.com/channels/595317990191398933/940663374377783388/1079063747726950400

workers are usage-based, so almost certainly not, no

realistically, if you're concerned about your usage, I'd recommend you reach out to your account team and explain your use-case and get them to clarify/provide insight. These kind of situations are outliers