I have tried using the service and it quite good. But I had to back down since it was creating issues with redirects I specified in .redirects file. It causes 'too-many-redirects' error and I couldn't fix it even with steps recommended in docs. Any sure way to fix it?
when i first discovered this I used the upload feature using a zip file and it's not good. You cannot easily make updates, but using github was very good. I feel the UI is a bit clumsy since I had to dig and spent some time to find the custom domain.
Hello rishab I am studying in computer system technician in ST lawrence college so I want to learn some courses which would make me different from others but I am very confuse that from where and which course should I learn. Please reply me because I am waiting for your reply since a month
Hi hi. I currently have a Python project that I want to deploy as a web app. My (hypothetical) website will allow users to upload files. The files will be processed on the backend using Python, and then users will be offered an export file for download. Is this design possible to run as a static page, using Cloudflare?
What kind of processing? Is it pure python, or are you calling out from Python to other programs like pdf rendering or imagemagick or something like that? If it's pure python then yes you can write a serverless function in Python to do the processing and deploy it as a cloudflare worker. You could also consider compiling your python program to webassembly, which could allow you to run the file processing directly in the user's web browser (would even work offline) without any serverless workers. If you have a link to a github repo for your python project, or a more detailed explanation of what kind of processing it's doing, someone could probably answer your question better.
@@fennecbesixdouze1794 Thank you! This is very helpful. I am new to web and have been confused by the limitations of "static" sites. My software is meant to generate FBX/GLB files, from columnar CSV files loaded by the user. This is similar to what Microsoft Garage did with the Charts 3D app, except Pavlov 3D (my app) allows multiple curves, axes, groups, and subgroups. My primary limitation for web deployment is a key dependency, the Autodesk FBX SDK (Python). Am I able to install a program like this to run on a server? Possibly as a Cloudflare "Worker"? Development for the local desktop version has relied on the FBX SDK, but we can migrate to Babylon JS, etc. I am aiming to create a web app that feels similar to Don McCurdy's GLTF Viewer.
@@fennecbesixdouze1794 The most complex part is the Autodesk FBX SDK. I think I can install this as Python wheel. Is that what Cloudflare Workers is for?
@@fennecbesixdouze1794I use the Autodesk FBX SDK to convert CSV data into pointclouds, in FBX files. There is a Python wheel for the SDK - I think I can install this on the server using Cloudflare Workers?
why are you even asking this obscene question? what does the number of years have to do anything with experience? you sound like an illiterate HR without any idea of what technology is. The video is informative and Rishab is contributing to everyone's cloud journey. PERIOD.
I couldn't find the Custom Domains tab without watching this. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for sharing Rishab. I might switch from vercel to cloudflare because of the analytics feature.
Let me know how you like it!
cdn and cache is out of box?
I have tried using the service and it quite good. But I had to back down since it was creating issues with redirects I specified in .redirects file. It causes 'too-many-redirects' error and I couldn't fix it even with steps recommended in docs. Any sure way to fix it?
I love how you did the notes section. how did you do that portion of the application. do you have a separate database for your notes
Php is not working in the deploy. Help me
can I export my webflow site to host it as a cloudflare page? Is there a video about how doing so?
Please im having issue hosting my link... Please can anyone help me out ?
when i first discovered this I used the upload feature using a zip file and it's not good. You cannot easily make updates, but using github was very good. I feel the UI is a bit clumsy since I had to dig and spent some time to find the custom domain.
possible to add contact form for leads?
what is the meaning of build? build what? idgi
I have 1 domain so i can create multiple subdomain? and how can add direct files in cloudfare? help me
Google "wildcard domains"
How many “cloudflare” did this guy say in first 30 secs 😂
6 lol!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hello rishab I am studying in computer system technician in ST lawrence college so I want to learn some courses which would make me different from others but I am very confuse that from where and which course should I learn. Please reply me because I am waiting for your reply since a month
Hey, which country?
canada
@@palo8818
canada@@palo8818
great video! thanks for the info.
Hi hi.
I currently have a Python project that I want to deploy as a web app.
My (hypothetical) website will allow users to upload files. The files will be processed on the backend using Python, and then users will be offered an export file for download.
Is this design possible to run as a static page, using Cloudflare?
What kind of processing? Is it pure python, or are you calling out from Python to other programs like pdf rendering or imagemagick or something like that?
If it's pure python then yes you can write a serverless function in Python to do the processing and deploy it as a cloudflare worker.
You could also consider compiling your python program to webassembly, which could allow you to run the file processing directly in the user's web browser (would even work offline) without any serverless workers.
If you have a link to a github repo for your python project, or a more detailed explanation of what kind of processing it's doing, someone could probably answer your question better.
@@fennecbesixdouze1794 Thank you! This is very helpful. I am new to web and have been confused by the limitations of "static" sites.
My software is meant to generate FBX/GLB files, from columnar CSV files loaded by the user. This is similar to what Microsoft Garage did with the Charts 3D app, except Pavlov 3D (my app) allows multiple curves, axes, groups, and subgroups.
My primary limitation for web deployment is a key dependency, the Autodesk FBX SDK (Python). Am I able to install a program like this to run on a server? Possibly as a Cloudflare "Worker"?
Development for the local desktop version has relied on the FBX SDK, but we can migrate to Babylon JS, etc.
I am aiming to create a web app that feels similar to Don McCurdy's GLTF Viewer.
@@fennecbesixdouze1794 The most complex part is the Autodesk FBX SDK. I think I can install this as Python wheel. Is that what Cloudflare Workers is for?
@@fennecbesixdouze1794I use the Autodesk FBX SDK to convert CSV data into pointclouds, in FBX files.
There is a Python wheel for the SDK - I think I can install this on the server using Cloudflare Workers?
Please, can it handle a blog website with 1 million monthly visitors?
Yes but not free tier. But cheap.
Thanks, using this now.
Thanks, I guess I'll use this instead of a vps for my static site
Sir how many years of experience do you have in cloud? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
5 years
why are you even asking this obscene question? what does the number of years have to do anything with experience? you sound like an illiterate HR without any idea of what technology is. The video is informative and Rishab is contributing to everyone's cloud journey. PERIOD.
Sir do you earn 200k dollars a year? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
yes, but why?
@@rishabincloud he probably wants to marry his sister off to you
thanks
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I hate you will all my heart!... The most difficult part you missed, THE FFF.... DNS configuration with your own domain!!!!!
Sir do you earn 300k dollars a year? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.