Yup. But not everyone wants to add that complexity.
I kind of am using S3/R2/B2 via using JuiceFS. That way it mounts locally like a real file system, and no worries. And then Cloudflare caches the assets that way automagicallly.
Yup. But not everyone wants to add that complexity.
I kind of am using S3/R2/B2 via using JuiceFS. That way it mounts locally like a real file system, and no worries. And then Cloudflare caches the assets that way automagicallly.