Cloudflare’s serverless cloud computing program is called Workers. Unlike most cloud computing programs, Workers is unique in that it doesn’t draw on containers or virtual machines to run. Instead, it deploys V8: Isolates. The team at Cloudflare hails this as
WebAssembly, the low-level assembly-esque language and compile target, arrived at cross-browser consensus earlier this year. It is now available in the latest Beta version of Samsung Internet (v7.2.10.12). Industry pundits are hailing the new code for its speed and ability
Cloudflare is increasingly stepping into a leadership position in serverless among CDNs. Before we look at why, let’s first take a step back and look at why serverless. There are an increasing number of options for how best to build
PerfOps, a startup that has recently launched an analytics platform, has benchmarked the network performance of some of the biggest names in content delivery. PerfOps, which has been in development for the last two and a half years, officially launched
tCell, the San Francisco headquartered startup that focuses on application security in the DevOps-first and cloud-first world, is continually seeking out new solutions to protect modern web apps. As widespread adoption of cloud infrastructure takes place and application deployment velocity
