Help: Is there any reason why we would get 1015 Rate Limiting on an Enterprise account for an Edge Worker when requested directly via https://workername.accountname.workers.dev/

There's only 1 subrequest per request - so not that. We also tried pointed it at vanilla worker (https://front-url.bunnings.workers.dev/) with no fetch / sub-request, and are getting - Remote host closed connection during handshake it seems like there's WAF/Attack protection (where our load-testers may have been identified as a bad-actor) which is rate-limiting

Hmm let me look into this and DM you

This sounds like our anti-abuse measures fired -- they often misclassify load tests as abuse, unfortunately. These measures don't apply to enterprise zones, but workers.dev subdomains aren't currently recognized as enterprise for this purpose. Support can disable anti-abuse on request, or alternatively you can do your load test on your real (enterprise) domain. Note also, though, that for a realistic load test, you should make sure you have test clients running spread out around the world, not all in one place. Cloudflare's network is designed to handle distributed traffic.

Thanks Kenton! We're needing to use workers.dev domains to avoid the EW to EW issues. Is it possible to apply this at an Account level?

It's currently implemented only as a per-zone setting. But I just turned it off for your workers.dev zone so you should be good to go.

Thank you @User !

How do you all write code for your cron triggers/scheduled events? Do you write the code, publish, and hope it works?

There's a test schedule button inside the quick editor.

thank you very much

Np

You can also write a

fetch

entrypoint for wrangler dev testing. In your wrangler.toml

toml
[env.dev]
workers_dev = true
vars = { env = "dev" }

Then in your script at the top level:

js
if (env == "dev") {
    addEventListener("fetch", event => {
        /* call the scheduled code */
    })
}

Then just call it with curl or something to make sure it works properly.

interesting

nice approach, thank you

instant results makes this so much easier lol

Question... it looks like APO for Wordpress uses a Cloudflare worker? If so, could I just deploy the worker myself? https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049822312-Understanding-Automatic-Platform-Optimization-APO-with-WordPress

my understanding is that it's an improvement on some open-source work we had a few years ago around custom workers + WP caching, as for whether it's open-source, i'm not sure

I think the WP plugin is open-source here https://github.com/cloudflare/Cloudflare-WordPress but the worker is probably maintained internally

yeah that makes sense. I started working on a Worker for any Drupal site and I was going to go make one for WordPress too, but I realized that it probably already exists, just isn't open source. 😦

@davidbarratt let’s take this to general so we aren’t spamming intros though

I can poke around about NC if you're really interested and see if I can get specifics

Yeah I’m interested

I voted libertarian but we lost 😭

Was hoping for more loose alcohol laws

> There is beer available in NC, it’s an alcohol control state so no hard stuff/spirits- they may only be covered by ground shipping and those stores don’t often ship beer

That’s unfortunate. I keep voting libertarian but boomers get elected instead 😭

Yayyy! Reading it now 😉