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It depends how long the average request take I think like 300ish Ms is the cutoff where bundled becomes cheaper though

I'm doing a fanout to multiple S3 endpoints in different regions, so high latency is kinda expected by design.

<@301135665356210178> where you able to figure out if there is a rate limit for IP's on workers/pages on a paid plan using a custom domain?. And is it possible to disable it?

sanity check, if `.put()`  resolves, does that _always_ mean it succeeded?

I'd assume you should at least check for the returned `R2Object` if you want to be 100% sure?

```typescript
    if(c.env.R2_LOGGING) {
        s3_promise_results.push(new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            return c.env.R2_LOGGING.put(filename, incoming_arraybuffer, {
                httpMetadata: {
                    contentType: 'application/json',
                    contentLanguage: 'en'
                }
            }).then((r2_result) => {
                console.log(`Uploaded ${r2_result.key} to R2 bucket successfully`);
                resolve(new Response());
            }).catch((r2_error) => {
                console.error(`Failed to upload to R2 bucket`);
                reject(r2_error);
            });
        }));
    }
```

`resolve(new Response())` looks a bit *weird* in my eyes

s3_promise_results is an array of Responses from aws4fetch, wanted to keep the array uniform

You might be able to do something with Promise.all()?

Yeah I do promise allSettled already 🙂

The latency is fine tbh, just good to know I picked the right billing type.

are socket workers publicly available yet?

They are in workerd, so if you really want you can build something on them already, but the API might still change.

are they still accepting requests to join the preview?

you can join the waitlist here https://www.cloudflare.com/database-connectors-early-access/

so if I want to generate a presigned R2/S3 URL, and automatically delete the uploaded file after like an hour, should I be using Durable Objects?

DO Alarms sound great for that. Or writing to KV and checking on a cron maybe