The defences and the crawlers show what happens at one small ford. Cloudflare sees traffic from all of Denmark and shares it openly in Radar. Here the country’s figures stand next to the thing’s: how much of the traffic comes from bots, which AI crawlers are most active, where the attacks come from, how many connections are already quantum-safe, and how fast the Danish internet is.
How it is counted
- Cron Trigger
- Radar API
- Workers KV
- Workers Cache
- Your browser
The source
Cloudflare Radar for Denmark (location=DK), fetched with the Radar API. Radar is based on traffic through Cloudflare’s network and shows shares, not counts. Data is CC BY-NC 4.0.
Every hour
A Cron Trigger in the thing’s Worker fetches sixteen Radar summaries and puts them together in Workers KV. Each part is fetched separately, so one failure does not take the rest with it.
The thing’s own figures
The comparisons with tingsvad.dk come from the defences and the crawlers: the verified bots that came by, and the countries the attacks on the thing came from.
What is not stored
Radar is aggregate figures for the whole country. No data about individual people, IP addresses or sites is fetched.
Raw figures as JSON: /api/ting-ai/danmark.
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