Tag: workers
10 articles
· cloudflare / workers
Cloudflare Workers in 2026 — when to choose them
Near-zero cold starts, 330+ PoPs, and genuinely cheap at scale. The no-regional-pinning limitation and 128 MB memory ceiling are real blockers for some teams. Here's what the deployment decision actually looks like.
· nextjs / cloudflare
How to deploy Next.js to Cloudflare Workers (2026)
Deploy Next.js to Cloudflare Workers: @opennextjs/cloudflare adapter, wrangler.jsonc config, 330 edge cities in 90 seconds, and GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline.
· wrangler / cloudflare
Wrangler 3 — the new Cloudflare Workers CLI reviewed
Upgrade from Wrangler 2. Local dev runs in the real workerd runtime, fidelity is higher, the feedback loop is faster. Budget an hour for the renames.
· cloudflare / d1
Cloudflare D1 in 2026: is it production-ready?
D1 cleared production-ready for read-heavy Workers apps in 2026. Two limits remain: ~10 writes/sec per database and always-on foreign key enforcement.
· cloudflare / workers
How to rate-limit Cloudflare Workers without Redis
Native rate limiting for Cloudflare Workers — no Redis needed. Rate Limiting API for abuse, KV for daily quotas, Durable Objects for exact billing counters.
· deno / cloudflare
Deno Deploy vs Cloudflare Workers: 2026 Comparison
Cloudflare Workers is the default for most teams. Deno Deploy fits only if you are Deno-native and accept a 2-region platform with a contracting footprint.
· cloudflare / aws
How to Migrate from AWS to Cloudflare in 2026: The Complete Playbook
Move Lambda, S3, API Gateway, RDS, and SQS to Cloudflare Workers, R2, D1, and Queues — step-by-step with real wrangler.toml snippets, before/after code diffs, and an honest when-not-to section.
· cloudflare / vercel
Cloudflare Workers vs Vercel Functions: 2026 Comparison
Workers wins on cost and global reach. Vercel Functions wins on Next.js throughput and DX. The 128 MB memory ceiling is what actually decides it.
· cloudflare / aws
Cloudflare vs AWS: the complete cost breakdown at scale
Cloudflare wins most mid-scale workloads; AWS wins large databases. Real cost breakdown: Workers vs Lambda, R2 vs S3, D1 vs RDS with exact figures.
· cloudflare / aws
Cloudflare Workers vs AWS Lambda: Serverless in 2026
Workers wins for global I/O-bound APIs. Lambda still owns CPU-heavy jobs, long timeouts, and teams already deep in AWS. Here is exactly where each one breaks.