This project provides a robust API key management platform designed for efficient distribution and monitoring of API access. It targets developers and organizations needing to manage multiple API keys, offering intelligent load balancing, validity checks, and permission sharing, all built on Cloudflare Workers for simplified deployment and scalability.

How It Works

The system leverages Cloudflare Workers, a serverless execution environment, to manage API requests. It intelligently routes traffic to available API keys using load balancing algorithms and performs real-time validity checks and balance monitoring. The D1 database version offers enhanced performance and structured data handling compared to the KV store version, which can be prone to rate limits with heavy usage.

Quick Start & Requirements

• KV Version: Deploy a Cloudflare Worker script, create a KV namespace named SILICONFLOW_KEY, and bind it to the Worker.
• D1 Version: Deploy a Cloudflare Worker script, create a D1 database (e.g., siliconflow_db), initialize tables (config, keys), and bind the D1 database to the Worker as db.
• Prerequisites: Cloudflare account.
• Docs: KV Version Deployment, D1 Version Deployment

Highlighted Details

• Intelligent load balancing and automatic key selection.
• Real-time monitoring of key status and balances.
• Multi-level permission control (open, restricted, private).
• Comprehensive data analysis with visual charts for key distribution and trends.

Maintenance & Community

The project is maintained by KillerBest, with contact provided via email: admin@killerbest.com. Future plans are currently deferred.

Licensing & Compatibility

The project appears to be open-source, but a specific license is not explicitly stated in the README. Compatibility for commercial use or closed-source linking would require clarification on licensing terms.

Limitations & Caveats

The KV version may encounter rate limits with high key volumes or frequent reads/writes, potentially requiring a paid Cloudflare plan. The project's future development roadmap is currently unspecified. Default administrator credentials require immediate modification post-deployment for security.