Cloudflare Development Service
Senior engineers deploying on Cloudflare: Workers, Pages, R2 storage, D1 SQLite, KV, Durable Objects.
Cloudflare Is the Best-Kept Secret of Modern Web Infra
Cloudflare has quietly built one of the best deployment platforms available. Workers run on V8 isolates at the edge with sub-millisecond cold starts. R2 is S3-compatible with no egress fees. D1 is serverless SQLite at the edge. KV is a globally-distributed key-value store. Pages auto-deploys static and SSR sites from Git. For most web workloads, Cloudflare is faster, cheaper, and simpler than AWS — but most teams have never tried it.
The Worker runtime is different from Node. No Node APIs (no Buffer, no fs, no native modules without WebAssembly). Limited subrequest count per invocation. CPU time limited. These constraints feel restrictive at first and disappear quickly once you adapt. The result: code that runs at the edge globally with no cold start.
R2 is where the wallet math gets dramatic. S3 costs $0.09/GB for egress. R2 costs $0 for egress to anywhere — Cloudflare, your customer, your competitor. For any application with significant outbound traffic (video, image hosting, large file delivery), R2 is 10-100x cheaper than S3 once egress is counted.
D1 (SQLite at the edge) is interesting but earlier-stage. Good for read-heavy workloads with simple writes. The replication model is eventually consistent. Durable Objects are the answer for strongly-consistent state at the edge — single-region but with strong-consistency guarantees per object.
AsyncForge has senior engineers shipping production Cloudflare deployments. Submit Workers, R2 storage, D1 databases, Pages deploys, or full Cloudflare-native apps. Light 4 days, Standard 48 hours, Pro 1 day.
What You Get
Cloudflare Workers
Edge-deployed functions in JS/TS or Rust (via WASM). Sub-millisecond cold starts. Worker bindings to R2/D1/KV/queues.
R2 object storage
S3-compatible storage with zero egress fees. Lifecycle policies, signed URLs, multipart uploads. Drop-in replacement for many S3 workloads.
D1 SQLite
Serverless SQLite at the edge for read-heavy workloads. Migrations via wrangler.
KV + Durable Objects
KV for eventually-consistent global config. Durable Objects for single-leader strong-consistency state.
Pages + Functions
Static and SSR sites auto-deployed from Git. Pages Functions for serverless API routes co-located with the site.
Queues + Cron Triggers
Cloudflare Queues for at-least-once message processing. Cron Triggers for scheduled Workers.
Technologies We Use
How It Works With AsyncForge
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