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As nikivi mentioned, the reason I use CF workers in my project is because of the global distribution of the workers. A user from Europe would have their worker
by busymom0 5y ago
As nikivi mentioned, the reason I use CF workers in my project is because of the global distribution of the workers. A user from Europe would have their worker request routed to the closest worker in CF network in Europe instead of a single standalone server on Blueboat which would be in Canada for example.
This renders Blueboat almost the same as having my own server at one location which sort of defeats the purpose imo.
- bigiain 5y agoI wonder if there's a use case for "distributed but not to the global internet as a whole"? Maybe you could have a Blueboat Docker container running in each office for local office/intranet users? Or one in each of the datacenters your users VPN into? Some simple-ish dns based geographical or subnet routing for a handful of Blueboat instances in your various on-prem or local cloud zones should be manageable enough without need ing too much magic. Not sure how to sensibly sync them all or centralise databases/storage for them though.