Add example for Rust Axum #146
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works locally but gets 404 in production?
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The 404 error mentioned above has been fixed (need to open my eyes and read the error message in the container logs)... All together, I believe this is a good Rust (+Axum) example and the image is 1/3 the size of the Go version! |
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This is a minimal example of using Rust (Axum) with Cloudflare containers. This is a direct copy of the existing "basic" example implemented with Go.
This runs locally and the container returns the same result as the basic example; however, when deployed, I only get 404 when making the request:
GET <worker_dev_url.worker.dev>/container/1I would love to contribute a rust based example but first I need to figure out why this doesn't work. The container code is very basic and seems identical to the Go version?