I can't seem to get my service binding to work and it's driving me insane

I'm always getting a 500 error

got it working

I had to publish it once

Anyone know if there's a way to get the worker host name statically (not inside a fetch()) ? I want to do this to configure my logging with the source host, and some logging happens before first fetch.

Nope

You could use

define

to replace it at build-time with a value in your wrangler.toml

hello, I have a problem regarding facebook event deduplication, can you help me?

Please don’t post your question in multiple channels. I would suggest you read the server rules and have a little patience 🙂

ok

Hi there 👋 I’m curious if Cloudflare Workers (backed by WASI) would be a good fit where users provide a part of the code (e.g. a WASM file or something which can be compiled to WASM) and a closed-source app would import this WASM file to execute it without sacrificing security. A similar example was published by Cloudflare themselves here: https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-wasi.

Workers’ WebAssembly.Instantiate only supports modules that were bundled with it at build time rather than from user input (like a request or fetching with a subrequest)

So you’d have to basically have a new Worker for each one - or a new deployment of an existing Worker

I see. Thanks. Will think about it.

It sounds very similar to what Shopify has done recently

It probably works well with #1012440514135593083 which is made for lots of user Workers - I.E you have lots of Workers with your own JS/TS that loads the user WASM bundled with that Worker

workers-for-platforms

? Is that something special or do you refer to the channel here in Discord?

I will read the Shopify article. Thanks for sharing 👍

It’s basically to let your end users leverage Workers - but of course, you can have your own Worker boilerplate and users only provide the WASM

Nice. I will have a read.

Is the “Workers for Platforms” feature already usable?

It's GA but currently an Enterprise only product

Ah… I see 🙏

The Shopify blog post sounds very promising.

is there any option to store and retrieve data inside one data-center so those data does not need to propagate.

to be perfect for a api rate limiter

A DO?

DO is per data-center?