Python Cloudflare Workers
blog.cloudflare.com
Python Cloudflare Workers
1–10 of 101 posts
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#2A performance comparison to a JS worker would be helpful. It does sound interesting, but also sounds potentially slow, given all the layers involved.
Not that I'm expecting parity, but knowing the rough tradeoff would be helpful.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#3I’ve used CF Pages for static sites with great results and am intrigued by all their open-source-LLM-as-a-service offerings. Main issue preventing me from building more on CF is lack of Python support. Excited to try this out.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#4I’ve used CF Pages for static sites with great results and am intrigued by all their open-source-LLM-as-a-service offerings. Main issue preventing me from building more on CF is lack of Python support. Excited to try this out.
Yes! I'm also using CF Pages, and a couple Worker functions, and really love the CF ecosystem. Very easy to get something running quickly, and not have to worry much about infrastructure.
Very happy to see the Python addition. I'd like to see first-class Go support as well.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#5A performance comparison to a JS worker would be helpful. It does sound interesting, but also sounds potentially slow, given all the layers involved. Not that I'm expecting parity, but knowing the rough tradeoff would be helpful.
Anecdotally it seems very fast.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#6I've played with JS workers on a Cloudflare-fronted site and found them to be easy to use and very quick. Would love to port the whole Django app behind the site over, using their D1 database too.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#7This is kind of a game changer for running AI stuff on Cloudflare. Been hoping for this for a while now.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#8I've played with JS workers on a Cloudflare-fronted site and found them to be easy to use and very quick. Would love to port the whole Django app behind the site over, using their D1 database too.
Same here, I have a couple of mobile apps that use Cloudflare workers + KV/D1, and it’s been great. I’m low traffic enough to be on the free tier, but would happily pay given how easy it’s been to build on.
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#9Clouflare has a lot of great stuff for hosting and databases but I think they haven't done a great job marketing themselves as developer platform which has lead to platforms like Vercel, Netlify taking significant mindshare.
Tangential: does Cloudflare provide container hosting service agnostic of language -- something like Google Cloud Run?
Re: Python Cloudflare Workers
#10I'm curious to see how the limitation of using pyodide packages only will play out for non-trivial builds. Thinking of all the non-pure python code out there that need to be manually rebuilt to support a non-trivial production app.
Maybe Cloudflare's adoption will help bring more packages into the fold, and if it's an 80/20 rule here, would be good enough.