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reads very complicated
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The per-minute metering is a genuinely useful pricing model for spiky workloads, and one-click rollback on every deploy is a nice touch. Congrats on the launch!
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This is cool. I've been using Cloudblast for a while and Workers seems pretty cool
I have multiple VPS's with Cloudblast and making good use of their 10Gbps unmetered policies, used over 450TB in under a month
Thank you! happy to see a positive review!
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Does the worker start running when it receives a request and stops automatically when there’s no request?
How to customize how quickly does the worker stop when there’s no request?
Could the runtime spin multiple worker instances when there’s a massive influx of requests?
Does the system automatically deploy the worker code to worldwide edge locations?
Could the worker handle WebSocket and QUIC WebTransport traffic?
Does the runtime supply TLS certificates to the application in order to secure WebTransport traffic, rather than in the frontend proxy only?
Could the worker handle non-HTTP requests, such as automatic spin up when a UDP datagram arrives at a dedicated IPv6 address assigned to the application?
No, you could technically do that as soon as we release the workers API's but by default it keeps running unless you stop it, it's an isolated container, not more not less than what Vercel,Railway etc offers.
Workers scales automatically, and you just pay CPU-hours, RAM-hours and SSD-hour, there is an upper limit of resources you can use but are plenty higher than usual and it scales with CloudBlast account level.
Nope, you can choose the location when deploying.
We don't touch whatever is deployed inside, the SSL is provided on the proxy.
It's a product thought for HTTP/HTTPs applications
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Never heard about these.
We are only used to Cloudflare Workers, which does everything automatically.
We're more similar to Vercel/Railway than the cloudflare workers, cloudflare workers have no persistent job on disk, so they are pretty good at hosting a small single task api but for example you can't host a database on those.
@cloudblast I tried to register on your portal but keep getting reCAPTCHA errors. Just an FYI that you may want to look, it may be blocking legitimate users.