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Announcing Cloudflare Workers Unbound for General Availability

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Nancy Gao
Word Count
1,487
Company Posts That Month
35
Language
English
Hacker News Points
21
Post removed?
No
Summary

Cloudflare has made its extended CPU limits of up to 30 seconds for HTTP requests generally available to customers on the Workers Paid plan. This move is aimed at allowing users to bring all their intensive workloads to Workers and access the benefits of its edge network without worrying about computation limits. The company also offers a private beta for Cron Triggers of up to 15 minutes for those who need even longer execution times. Furthermore, Cloudflare has cut its egress pricing in half from $0.09 per GB to $0.045 per GB and increased the usage that is included in its $5 a month cost. The Workers Unbound platform aims to be the cheapest general-purpose computing platform and offers developers more time to build applications with cutting edge technologies without worrying about their bill.

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