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On 18 November 2025 at 11:20 UTC (all times in this blog are UTC), Cloudflare's network began experiencing significant failures to deliver core network traffic. This showed up to Internet users trying to access our customers' sites as an error page indicating a failure within Cloudflare's network.
The issue was not caused, directly or indirectly, by a cyber at...
We have some big news to share today: Replicate, the leading platform for running AI models, is joining Cloudflare.
We first started talking to Replicate because we shared a lot in common beyond just a passion for bright color palettes. Our mission for Cloudflare’s Workers developer platform has been to make building and deploying full-stack applications as ...
How do you find the root cause of a configuration management failure when you have a peak of hundreds of changes in 15 minutes on thousands of servers?
That was the challenge we faced as we built the infrastructure to reduce release delays due to failures of Salt, a configuration management tool. (We eventually reduced such failures on the edge by over 5%, as we’ll expl...
Remote bindings are bindings that connect to a deployed resource on your Cloudflare account instead of a locally simulated resource – and recently, we announced that href="https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-developer-platform-keeps-getting-better-faster-and-more-powerful/#connect-to-production-services-and-resources-from-local-development-with-remote-bindings-no...
Developers can already use Cloudflare Workflows to build long-running, multi-step applications on Workers. Now, Python Workflows are here, meaning you can use your language of choice to orchestrate multi-step applications.
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