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1984 Ford Laser•2mo ago

I was just reading this article from a year ago regarding the availability of WebGPU in Workers: https://blog.cloudflare.com/webgpu-in-workers/ The article mentions needing to use DOs to work with WebGPU. Has anyone had any success with using WebGPU since that article, as it seemed like things were very much stil happening when it was published. I have a use case for transcoding short videos on demand with a quick turn around, and was wondering if this might be the path forward, as there doesn't seem to me much info in this space

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You can now use WebGPU in Cloudflare Workers

Today, we are introducing WebGPU support to Cloudflare Workers. This blog will explain why it's important, why we did it, how you can use it, and what comes next.

1984 Ford Laser•2mo ago

Thats what I thought, I had seen that mention of local dev only a few times. I haven't yet tried to transcode video using workers, just wasn't sure if I was missing some obvious solution. Thanks for the info

Dragonlord•2mo ago

When you push a worker to production do alarms set before get deleted?

Unsmart•2mo ago

No, alarms are durable

Isaac McFadyen•2mo ago

^ durable = they persist just like storage does, even across redeploys

egg•2mo ago

Am I doing something wrong here? I'm trying to close a websocket immediately. Would prefer to have instant closure.

  #reject_websocket(code?: number, reason?: string) {
    let { 0: webSocket, 1: server } = new WebSocketPair()

    server.accept() // Always throws Error: Network connection lost. Uncatchable
    // vs
    this.ctx.acceptWebSocket(server) // Does not throw but causes ~2 second delay to close ws.

    server.close(code, reason)

    return new cf_global.Response(null, {
      status: 101,
      webSocket,
    })
  }

  #reject_websocket(code?: number, reason?: string) {
    let { 0: webSocket, 1: server } = new WebSocketPair()

    server.accept() // Always throws Error: Network connection lost. Uncatchable
    // vs
    this.ctx.acceptWebSocket(server) // Does not throw but causes ~2 second delay to close ws.

    server.close(code, reason)

    return new cf_global.Response(null, {
      status: 101,
      webSocket,
    })
  }

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Milan•2mo ago

webSocketError() would run if something broke on the WebSocket, not if your application code threw an exception. If you're just calling a func/method that can throw and you want to handle exceptions you should wrap it in a try...catch

Unknown User•2mo ago

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Milan•2mo ago

No prob!

Avi•2mo ago

>"The Durable Object's code has been updated, this version can no longer access storage." How can this happen if we dont deploy a new version? separate question: is there a suggested pattern for setting a TTL on durableobject storage? e.g. "clear after 1 hour?" alarms?

Isaac McFadyen•2mo ago

Likely a runtime update (meaning the runtime, workerd, or the underlying storage that backs Durable Objects).

Chaika•2mo ago

could also be caused by tailing

euan•2mo ago

So Sqlite durable objects Vs D1. When does this change the decision matrix to use one or the other? JSON blobs?

Isaac McFadyen•2mo ago

DO SQLite is more of a lower level primitive that you can use to build your own solution. It's missing most of the things that D1 does/will eventually bring like replication, any cross-DB querying, etc. If you wanted to build the next D1: use DO SQLite, but if you just want a database you can easily access and query from Workers or the Cloudflare API then use D1. Also DO SQLite has lower limits currently.

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