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You write the Worker code which runs on our infrastructure, not in a browser. You have complete control over who can access which piece of data, as it's your co
by zackbloom 8y ago
You write the Worker code which runs on our infrastructure, not in a browser. You have complete control over who can access which piece of data, as it's your code doing the accessing.
- tracker1 8y agoThanks, I misunderstood that part... very cool indeed. What are the overhead limits for workers? Aside, it seems like this could be really interesting combined to make an entire API with static delivery from S3 or Azure Blobs, with a backend on a cloud hosted database. With a lot of flexibility in between.
- zackbloom 8y agoThe ultimate goal is to let you do all of that within our network! When you say overhead limit, are you talking about latency? Our goal is to keep reads on the order of 5ms in the 90th percentile.
- tracker1 8y agoI mean compute/memory for the workers... just a rough comparison of what that might look like. Will probably sign up for the early access and play around with it soon.
- zackbloom 8y agoWe limit you to 50ms of CPU and 128 MB of memory now, but we're working on ways of raising those limits.