Sven Sauleau

Cloudflare built an internal platform called Omni. This platform uses lightweight isolation and memory over-commitment to run multiple AI models on a single GPU.

Sven Sauleau and Mari Galicer

Work on LLVM has enabled Fortran to compile to WebAssembly. So, today, we’re writing about running Fortran code on Cloudflare Workers

John Graham-Cumming and Sven Sauleau

Polyfill.io is now available on cdnjs to reduce the risk of supply chain attacks. Replace your polyfill.io links today for a seamless experience

Sven Sauleau and Michael Tremante

Debugging Rust and Wasm with Cloudflare Workers involves a lot of the good old time-consuming and nerve-wracking printf'ing strategy. What if there’s a better way? This blog is about enabling and using Wasm core dumps and how you can easily debug Rust in Cloudflare Workers

Sven Sauleau and Celso Martinho

Today we're announcing Wildebeest, an open-source, easy-to-deploy ActivityPub and Mastodon-compatible server built entirely on top of Cloudflare's Supercloud.

Celso Martinho and Sven Sauleau

As we continue down the road to making D1 production ready, it wouldn’t be “the Cloudflare way” unless we stopped for feedback first. D1 is now in Open Alpha!

Nevi Shah, Glen Maddern, and Sven Sauleau

Recently, a RCE vulnerability in the way cdnjs’ backend is automatically keeping web resources up to date has been disclosed. Read about how Cloudflare handled the security incident and what will prevent similar exploits in the future.

Jonathan Ganz, Thomas Calderon, and Sven Sauleau

We developed the Random Employee Chats application internally, with the goal of recreating the pre-pandemic informal interactions. Here's how we moved from a shared spreadsheet to Cloudflare Workers to automate the entire process.

Sven Sauleau and David Wragg

zero-config edge caching and optimizations for improved performance for WordPress. Reduce WordPress plugin burden.

Yevgen Safronov and Sven Sauleau