Keep track of Workers’ code and configuration changes with Deployments
Today we’re happy to announce Deployments for Workers. Deployments allow developers to audit changes made to their applications.
Going originless with Cloudflare Workers – Building a Todo app – Part 1: The API
Custom Domains are now in Generally Available! Today we go through Part 1 in a series on building completely serverless applications on Cloudflare’s Developer Platform
Introducing Custom Domains for Workers
Custom Domains are now available for your Workers. Hook up a Worker to any domain you own, and Cloudflare will handle making DNS records and issuing certificates on your behalf
Service Bindings are generally available, with efficient pricing
Service bindings are an API that facilitate Worker-to-Worker communication. You can invoke other Workers directly from your code; making it possible to communicate with shared services. We’ll also make it cost-efficient to run multiple Workers
Happy Earth Day: Announcing Green Compute open beta
Today, we are happy to announce that we are bringing Green Compute to all our developers
Workers, Now Even More Unbound: 15 Minutes, 100 Scripts, and No Egress Fees
Workers is now even more Unbound, with no egress, more execution time, and more scripts.
Introducing Services: Build Composable, Distributed Applications on Cloudflare Workers
We’re excited to announce Services, the new way to build composable, distributed applications on Cloudflare Workers. Learn how Services can replace the traditional “microservice architecture” with an alternative, zero-cost abstraction model.
Introducing Relational Database Connectors
Customers can connect to a Postgres or MySQL database directly from their Workers using a Cloudflare Tunnel today. In the future, you can use Database Connectors to achieve this natively using a standardized Socket API.
Profiling Your Workers with Wrangler
To help measure performance of our customers’ Workers, we’re beginning to integrate with the Chrome DevTools protocol.
Serverless Rendering with Cloudflare Workers
Learning how to do server-side rendering at the network edge using Workers Sites, Wrangler, HTMLRewriter, and tools from the broader Workers platform.
