But I absolutely see your point. Even something as simple as a logo on a page can take a few weeks to make its way through all of the channels. Which is why it is often way easier for a Discord to publish a blog about using Workers.. or DoorDash about their use of Pages when you are not having to deal with multiple organisations

They are on workers.cloudflare.com, just not prominent at the top

This! I totally missed it

Theres also a quote from the co-founder of npm near the top

Just saw that. I think i need to get my sight checked

Missed all that on 1st visit

The overall discussion was on aws lambda vs CFW, in the context of Node API availability. Specifically why use CFW instead of AWS Lambda. I mentioned better cold start, simple integration with a suite of tools, cheaper ... which is why X Y and Z are using CFW

Is this aws lambda comment available anywhere or was it in a talk?

This is what I was hoping to get out of my question. “X,Y andZ” are used as proxies for other things that people are really interested in.

The comment was on a tweet, but I can’t remember the name of the guy, so have very little hope of finding it again. Maybe someone who is still at CF can do a cursory search of the internal chat to see if that surfaces something?

Cursory search brings up https://twitter.com/mndoci/status/1597447013226147843

unsure if this is exactly what you remember

that means Workers customers make over 100 Trillion req./mo! Mind blowing

Again, unsure if its the same thing so don't take that as fact

understandable

Ping?

any one please help me how to link git hub containt to my server

Did anybody make any experiments with Worker-to-Worker authentication? I am building a system with a number of services implemented as Cloudflare Workers and I want to make sure that a service cannot arbitrarily call another service. One layer of security would be to prevent users from setting service bindings, but I don't know how to do that. I thought of signing all requests, but it looks overkill. mTLS doesn't seem to work for Worker-to-Worker communication, so I'd need to implement that manually. Yikes. Thoughts?

For single-account Workers, there is an assumption that you(as a person), or you(a company), are the only one who can publish scripts, and thus Workers and their bindings should be implicitly trusted. For scripts where users are able to define their own code, we recommend #1012440514135593083, where you can define/override a User's binding choices.

Is there a way to trigger a cron job manually for development purposes?

Locally, yes. In production, no.

Well, there is QuickEdit

But that's not very good

ah locally there is

wrangler dev --test-scheduled

correct? Was using an old wrangler version where this wasnt existent

Yup

If you are the kind of person who likes to test in prod(me, cough cough), you can also add a route to your

fetch

handler that calls your

scheduled

handler.

Are there any libraries/tools that handle validating CF JWTs from Access protected Cloudflare Pages? I can follow the tutorial (https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/identity/authorization-cookie/validating-json/), but wanted to check if there were any libraries I can use so I don't need to reinvent the wheel

TL;DR I have an admin site on Cloudflare Pages hidden behind Cloudflare Access, and I want to have an Admin API with auth that requires Access as well

https://npmjs.com/package/jose is pretty good at verifying JWTs.