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Looking forward to when we are going to be able to listen to incoming tcp connections also. It will become a fully blown platform. The developer experience with
by hankchinaski 3y ago
Looking forward to when we are going to be able to listen to incoming tcp connections also. It will become a fully blown platform. The developer experience with wrangler is still off though
- jakear 3y agoRight? They pretend to have a dev server with live reload, but it's about the worst implementation of such I've seen. Protip is to wrap it within some watchers and cleaners of your own: while true; do pkill -f miniflare-dist; npx wrangler pages dev public; done; Lest ye end up with a million rogue processes spinning down your CPU after each file saved with a syntax error causes the entire dev launcher to crash and leave its spawn everywhere...
- paulgb 3y agoI’m curious what use case you have in mind for this?
- hankchinaski 3y agoSmtp server or another case is creating honeypots servers
- AtNightWeCode 3y agoNot the author but to use WAF rules that can be used on layer 4 for instance. Zone lockdown, some rate limits...
- r3trohack3r 3y agoA serverless IRC server. With a TCP bridge it seems like you can already do a serverless IRC webclient bridging an IRC connection to a websocket.