Cloudflare

In today’s world where every millisecond of latency can make a difference, Cloudflare Workers are revolutionizing the way we think about serverless computing. But what exactly are these workers, and how can they benefit your projects? Cloudflare Workers are serverless computing units that execute JavaScript code at the edge of…

When you change your domain DNS provider with Cloudflare, it will migrate with your default DNS settings. But sometimes you may want to change your MX save. …

Decoding Vercel and Cloudflare: A Comprehensive Analysis for Seasoned Developers I. Introduction In today’s world, the right choice of development platform can make or break your project. With various providers offering a range of features, it becomes essential to have an in-depth understanding of what each platform provides. …

In the past few months, I have been interested in making a small home lab, trying out some self-hosted services on my Raspberry Pi 4, and occasionally hosting some of my projects. Some of the most popular self-hosted applications that I use are: Nextcloud — Alternative to Cloud Storage Services …

Over the past one week, I have faced a challenge when trying to run brew on my McBook M1 chip. This is the challenge: error: RPC failed; curl 92 HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: INTERNAL_ERROR (err 2) fatal: error reading section header ‘shallow-info’ . Above error prevented cloning…

Originally posted here: https://imtiaz101325.notion.site/Navigating-Web-Analytics-Tracing-the-Evolution-and-Introducing-Zaraz-d472aad2e60547c89bf13066e220170e The digital realm is a fast-paced, evolving landscape. Significant contributors to this evolution include third-party utilities, Tag Management Systems (TMS), and Customer Data Platforms (CDP), which have fundamentally altered our approach to web analytics. …

Welcome back to our Building in Public series! If you’re new here, you might want to start with our first post where we introduce the series and explain the goals of Mashin. Welcome back to our Building in Public series where we delve into the intricate details of how we’re…

Recently I tried setting up CDN on my remix.run website hosted on fly.io. I couldn’t find a concise article on how to do this leading me to figure it out by trial and error, so here it is for your pleasure. I would not go into deep on why you…

tl;dr don’t use R2 if you need to upload files over 5gb using these tools. s3cmd: s3cmd -c /etc/s3cmd-r2.cfg --no-check-md5 --multipart-chunk-size-mb=50 sync my-dir s3://my-bucket Basically Cloudflare is not returning the expected md5 hash in the etag header hence breaking the upload of large files. You might try set `multipart-chunk-size-mb` to a higher value than the default of 15MB, up to 5gb, if that doesn’t suit your needs you may need another tool.