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It's also possible to do your token validation in something like Cloudflare Workers and store your blacklist in Workers KV. That would mean it lives all around
by zackbloom 7y ago
It's also possible to do your token validation in something like Cloudflare Workers and store your blacklist in Workers KV. That would mean it lives all around the world closer to your users than your origin, making it unlikely it is adding meaningful latency to check it.
Disclaimer: I work at Cloudflare
- tggg33 7y agoBut there’s a limit of 5000 requests per 10 minutes with cloudflare workers. This kind of usage will never go well with that limit.
- jsty 7y agoWhere did you see that? I've skimmed their limits page [0] and there doesn't seem to be any request limits for paid plans. [0] - https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/about/limits/ https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/about/limits/
- kentonv 7y agoThere is no such limit. We have individual customers doing hundreds of thousands of requests per second. (Disclosure: I'm the lead engineer for Workers.)