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Package edge holds the transport ceilings of a PUBLIC HTTP edge.
It exists because TWO processes are one edge and each was configured separately. cmd/cloud is the front door every request reaches first; the program behind it is built by cloud.App(). App() read these off Config and the door read nothing, so the door enforced the framework defaults — 4 KiB headers and 4 MiB bodies — and no setting downstream could be reached past it. GATEWAY_BODY_LIMIT was set to 100 MiB in the pod's environment and 4,194,305 bytes still answered 400: the value was declared, and the process that decides had never read it.
That also means the 16 MiB default had never taken effect. It exists so a 1M-token prompt (~4.3 MB of JSON) can reach the 1M-context models; at the framework's 4 MiB those models were unreachable, and the wire error is the opaque 400 "Error when parsing request", which reads like a malformed payload rather than a size cap.
This package is a LEAF on purpose. The door links zip, manifest and webui and nothing else — importing the cloud root to reach a number would re-fuse the monolith the door was built to replace. Anything that terminates public HTTP calls these; there is no second place to write the number down, because a second place is how this broke.
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Functions ¶
func BodyLimit ¶
func BodyLimit() int
BodyLimit is the maximum request body a public edge accepts, in bytes. Env GATEWAY_BODY_LIMIT.
func ReadBufferSize ¶
func ReadBufferSize() int
ReadBufferSize is the header ceiling. Above fiber's 4 KiB default so a multi-domain SSO session (Domain=.hanzo.ai cookies on every subdomain) does not 431 at the public edge. Env GATEWAY_READ_BUFFER_SIZE.
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