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Thank you all the helpers on this server

you guys are all amazing and I appriciate everything you guys do here

with cloudflare for saas — am i right in understanding that if i have a worker route bound to

<zone>/*

and point a third party domain (via cf for saas) that that third party should also now see traffic from that worker route??

all i see is https://ads.aha.to/ timeout 😅

I believe the route needs to be a full wildcard,

*/*

for the path

and what about pages? is that supported?

and r2

my origin is the supercloud 😅

Pretty sure Pages is a no (Pages for SaaS maybe one day), and not sure About R2 Custom Domains (although I would assume no), although you could just bind the bucket to your worker and serve it that way

what would my solution be?

i dont want to run a worker just to serve an asset, that is what is nice about r2 custom domains

Try it first? R2 Custom Domains are a bit special afaik, I don't think they would work, but I've never tried it myself nor can I find any result about it in here

so my r2 is on a subdomain, guessing id need to have a customer wildcard cname thiers?

what's wrong with running a Worker to just serve an asset? I have a Worker for stuff even like SVG logos lol

I was thinking customer.com -> fallback.you.com -> r2

i dont pay for for the r2 request

You still pay for requests

😮

is it cheaper to run the request through workers then?

Cheaper for Custom Domains, since a cache hit doesn't cost you anything

i only make money once every 1000 requests, so cost per request should be cheap

err, cheaper for custom domains

we currently make ~$0 every 1000 requests and our Cloudflare Worker bills are basically a rounding error

You can use the Cache API with Workers, but your worker would still be invocated each time, so it's Custom Domain = Price of uncached requests Workers w/ R2 = Price of Worker Invocation + cost of r2 request (if not cached & using cache)

Workers are pretty cheap though

so its more than okay to use a worker in front of a r2 bucket, even with caches.default?