KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 -- Cloudflare Inc has released Cloudflare Workers® Unbound, offering a serverless platform for developers with unparalleled flexibility, performance, security, ease of use and pricing.
According to a statement, the platform allows developers to run complicated computing workloads across the Cloudflare network and pay only for what they use.
In addition to being more flexible, Cloudflare Workers Unbound can save users up to 75 per cent for the same workloads running on legacy, centralised serverless platforms such as AWS Lambda.
Developers can update their code and have it live globally in 15 seconds, compared with the minutes it can take to update on other serverless platforms.
The platform also supports broad language. Developers can write code in the languages including JavaScript, C, C++, Python, Go, Rust, Scala, Kotlin and even COBOL.
Cloudflare Workers Unbound now allows the hundreds of thousands of developers using the Cloudflare Workers platform to create even more complex applications without having to worry about overly restrictive limits.
According to Cloudflare co-founder and chief executive officer Matthew Prince, Cloudflare Workers Unbound is the most compelling serverless platform available.
“I challenged our team to build a platform that didn't just compete with niche edge computing solutions, but would provide developers the fastest, most secure, most flexible, and most cost-effective general-purpose serverless offering.”
Workers Unbound is currently a private beta. Developers can sign up for details at www.cloudflare.com
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