A real site, standing in for a customer origin.
This property exists to test one thing: whether a customer's site can be served from a Vercel project through a Cloudflare Worker, on the customer's own domain, with nothing leaking and nothing breaking.
Live request diagnostics
- Browser host
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- Full URL
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- Protocol
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- Asset host
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- Canonical
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- API probe
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- Rendered
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What each page is for
Deep paths
Nested routes like /blog/reverse-proxy-notes confirm the proxy forwards
the whole path, not just the root.
Static assets
CSS, JS and an SVG are all served from /assets/ using root-relative
paths, which should survive proxying untouched.
Canonical tags
Every page declares an absolute canonical. This is where an upstream hostname usually leaks, so it's worth watching.
JSON endpoint
/api/health.json is fetched by client-side JavaScript to confirm
same-origin requests still work through the hop.
404 handling
A missing path must return a real 404, not a soft 200 — otherwise search engines index junk.
Trailing slashes
Both /about and /about/ should resolve without
redirecting off the public domain.