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This makes it incredibly easy for me to deploy Elm web apps (which are all static). For a while now, my side-project's backend (Rust) was deployed in a Cloudfla

by adamch 7y ago

This makes it incredibly easy for me to deploy Elm web apps (which are all static). For a while now, my side-project's backend (Rust) was deployed in a Cloudflare worker and the frontend (Elm) was a Github Page (using Cloudflare for DNS). Today I moved my frontend over to a Worker, and deleted my GitHub page repo. This is much simpler. Now I don't have to worry about cache rules, and I can use the same deployment tooling for the backend and frontend. (I am a Cloudflare employee on a totally different team, and the project is a plaintext screenplay renderer https://screenplay.page https://screenplay.page)

ortekk 7y ago
You don't have to worry about cache rules, but what about your bill with Cloudflare? 5$/month plan is kinda open ended, you pay for each request above included in the plan (0.5$ for 1 million requests) With a high-perfomance language like Golang for example, I could write a script that's making 500req/second to your site. That would cost you 20$/day. With Github Pages it wouldn't cost you anything (or they might disable your page if it costs too much bandwidth, not sure)
- vageli 7y ago
  > You don't have to worry about cache rules, but what about your bill with Cloudflare? > 5$/month plan is kinda open ended, you pay for each request above included in the plan (0.5$ for 1 million requests) > With a high-perfomance language like Golang for example, I could write a script that's making 500req/second to your site. That would cost you 20$/day. > With Github Pages it wouldn't cost you anything (or they might disable your page if it costs too much bandwidth, not sure) 500req/s would result in you being ratelimited by the global worker ratelimit though unless you distributed these requests across multiple IPs.
yawaramin 7y ago
I'm getting an error trying to load that site: 'The resource from “https://screenplay.page/main-ddefa53b6789be8ec720.css” https://screenplay.page/main-ddefa53b6789be8ec720.css” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).'

by adamch 7y ago

ortekk 7y ago

You don't have to worry about cache rules, but what about your bill with Cloudflare? 5$/month plan is kinda open ended, you pay for each request above included in the plan (0.5$ for 1 million requests) With a high-perfomance language like Golang for example, I could write a script that's making 500req/second to your site. That would cost you 20$/day. With Github Pages it wouldn't cost you anything (or they might disable your page if it costs too much bandwidth, not sure)

vageli 7y ago
> You don't have to worry about cache rules, but what about your bill with Cloudflare? > 5$/month plan is kinda open ended, you pay for each request above included in the plan (0.5$ for 1 million requests) > With a high-perfomance language like Golang for example, I could write a script that's making 500req/second to your site. That would cost you 20$/day. > With Github Pages it wouldn't cost you anything (or they might disable your page if it costs too much bandwidth, not sure) 500req/s would result in you being ratelimited by the global worker ratelimit though unless you distributed these requests across multiple IPs.

yawaramin 7y ago

I'm getting an error trying to load that site: 'The resource from “https://screenplay.page/main-ddefa53b6789be8ec720.css” https://screenplay.page/main-ddefa53b6789be8ec720.css” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).'