







ATProto blob proxy on Cloudflare Workers Cache
Notes on hosting an ATProto PDS on Cloudflare
blooym.dev/porxie
[MIRROR ONLY] A correct and efficient ATProto blob proxy for secure content delivery.
Blooym/porxie
[Mirror] A correct and efficient ATProto blob proxy for secure content delivery.
Porxie - a correct, fast ATProto blob proxy - Blooym
Building a self-hostable ATProto blob proxy for apps and communities, furthering the decentralised web.

An ATProto-aware blob proxy! What a sensational idea. github.com/Blooym/porxie
GitHub - Blooym/porxie: [Mirror] A correct and efficient ATProto blob proxy for secure content delivery.
github.comLyna
I'm now running a public instance of Porxie for anyone to use for within their application for evaluation purposes or as a replacement for Bluesky's CDN in the event of downtime or otherwise. 🦋 Bluesky CDN Compatible: porxie-bsky.dollware.net 🔗 General Purpose: porxie.dollware.net
Still work in progress, but I made a svelte + cloudflare workers statusphere version, including everything you need to setup atproto oauth in cloudflare workers with svelte demo: statusphere.atmo.tools code: github.com/flo-bit/svelte-cloudflare-sta…
statusphere
statusphere.atmo.toolsjust published a lil cloudflare worker example for using @atpr.to records as a personal golinks server tangled.org/tyler.fun/atprto-worker-templ…
tyler.fun/atprto-worker-template
tangled.orgThis is your sign to stop overusing unnecessary things when building You don't need Cloudflare Workers with D1 and R2 or Fly with S3 and Postgres or Railway with 5 region replicas for a basic ATProto app You likely don't need more than SQlite + local filesystem, which can be hosted on a €4 machine
Anyone else building on atproto hit the 1000-blobs/day-per-IP limit on uploadBlob? It's shared across all your users if your backend proxies uploads, so a few bulk imports on @currents.is ate up the whole quota and blocked unrelated users from saving images
while i've been loudly proclaiming in the atproto devs discord meetings that you probably don't need an appview for your atproto side project, i'm now also working on my own "atproto backend in a bottle" that runs on cloudflare workers 😅 still super WIP, but happy for any early feedback
GitHub - flo-bit/contrail: atproto backend in a bottle
github.comThanks to the awesome atproto community advice, docs.surf lives to see another day! Was able to create a closed loop on Cloudflare and cut my usage to practically nothing. Should be stable for months to come!
Steve Simkins
Hate to say it, but I might need to stop my indexer for docs.surf. It’s. Fun little project, but the costs are slowly creeping upwards as standard.site continues to grow. Tap listening to every single record just eats up way too much egress.