if you go under your worker, logs ->
if you go under your worker, logs -> real-time logs, you can tail and see the request url
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Unknown User•3mo ago
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That's not what I was saying, I was saying tail (just for rn) and see the request url most requests are going through
I'm almost positive that Traffic Analytics is only for traffic going through the apex, if that makes sense.Traffic Analytics are for all proxied traffic that go through your zone If you tail, you can see if requests are going through the workers.dev, or the site you think
But, then, how would I set up actions for violations? For example, if I get DDoS'ed, I don't want to send 3 billion requests to my database to let the user know that they've exceeded their rate limits. 🤔 How do I even handle it? I can't just sit there and monitor the Tail all the time.for that, writing to Analytics Engine might be your solution there. It's pretty cheap and you can run queries off it
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yea that's been around forever, super limited though
I did forget about its existence
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honestly it could just be messed up, that tab has other issues, but again this goes back to the same tailing thing: I do not think the requests for your worker are actually going through your website, even though you said you've added a custom domain there. That's why I was saying: tail and look at the request url
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can you just tail and say what the request url you see for most requests is?
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none of that should matter, requests are requests
when you tail, you see the url for the request
analytics are going to that zone, the one shown
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and if you tail, that's the url you see in all of the events?
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that'd do it, yea as long as you're sending them to the route/custom domain on the zone, should be in requests