thomasgauvin
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•Created by Agung Vivekananda on 11/20/2024 in #hyperdrive
Cannot close prepared statement
@Agung Vivekananda to add on to Matt's response, Hyperdrive will be able to connect to supabase's database directly (without the supabase connection pooler).
If you attempt to develop locally with your supabase database with
npx wrangler dev, you may encounter errors in case your ISP does not support IPV6. If that is the case, consider using the npx wrangler dev --remote option.12 replies
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•Created by AJR on 11/20/2024 in #hyperdrive
Wrangler Local Dev Broken
@alex (he/him) @Slylencer while we investigate local dev, just making sure you're unblocked since npx wrangler dev --remote is working
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•Created by AJR on 11/20/2024 in #hyperdrive
Wrangler Local Dev Broken
Definitely, we want you to be able to use remote db's for dev, we added this a few versions ago
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
Excellent, happy to hear that, you too!
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
I think that's a good plan
And like I said, long term, we're looking to provide per product instance limits that wouldn't be affected by IP address reusing on Heroku
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
From Heroku (where you presumably have some way of knowing what the content of those keys) and then reading from a Worker?
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
If you can provide more context around what you're trying to do, there might be a more straightforward approach. But I was thinking of creating a Worker that accepts a list of keys (up to 1000), and does 1000 parallel individual .get(), and returns the result
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
That's obviously not a great solution, and we're working to remove all products from this general shared REST API and rate limits, but this would be an immediate solution
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
You could bake in some type of secret to ensure only you have access.
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
Yes, confirming this is rate limiting that is applied at the Cloudflare REST API level (this is not specific to KV). The shared IP hypothesis would make sense. Have you considered spinning up a simple Worker that provides the same REST API as what you would need?
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
Is it error code 429?
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
Perhaps, can you share the full log of an error?
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
As in an IP address that is being reused by other Heroku dynos/droplets?
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
I don't think so, I'll verify, but for now DM should work (ie no one can access your namespace even if they have the id)
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•Created by daniel_klungo on 11/15/2024 in #kv
Perhaps I'm not being clear enough —
Send it via DM
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