[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Alex [@a1ex5un](/creator/twitter/a1ex5un) on x X followers Created: 2025-07-17 08:38:15 UTC [Learnify DevLog 005] I hereby declare that Cloudflare Container is the ultimate best practice for cloud container deployment! Advantages: X. Cost: Spent an entire day migrating all my services from Google Cloud Run to Cloudflare Container, the costs dropped from an average of $4/day to $X - that's XXX% savings! X. Technical Solution: I originally thought gcloud's command-line toolkit was powerful and AI-friendly enough, but Cloudflare Container's code-driven approach is genuinely more convenient! Debug build issues with `npm run dev`, AI has complete context when building and modifying, remote deploy with `npm run deploy`, plus you can manage everything with git - absolutely amazing! X. Features: The configuration options in wrangler.jsonc seem to cover XX% of GKE+Cloud Run's functionality, which is totally sufficient for XX% of developers. It supports clusters, and when containers.max_instances=1, it's even cheaper than Cloud Run instances. Disadvantages: X. Too New: Just launched in June, with official Docs only released in July... Please think twice before using in production 😂 X. Vague Error Messages: Encountered this several times - local environment error messages are sometimes too vague to pinpoint the exact issue. If a container fails to start after deployment, you can't see container logs (well, it just launched, so I guess features will gradually improve over time) X. Technical Solution: Can be a bit hard to grasp for newcomers - no GUI and not command-line controlled either (but honestly, after reading the docs, I don't see what's not to understand. Once you get it, you'll agree with Advantage #2) Tips: X. The official team previously posted several blog articles introducing Container with initial templates, but PLEASE use the CLI template from the Docs - older versions have pitfalls X. Deployed services appear as Workers with a one-to-many relationship with containers X. However, logs are in Compute/Containers, while logs in Workers are network-level...  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [savings](/topic/savings) [$4day](/topic/$4day) [cloudflare](/topic/cloudflare) [stocks technology](/topic/stocks-technology) [$googl](/topic/$googl) [stocks communication services](/topic/stocks-communication-services) [Post Link](https://x.com/a1ex5un/status/1945764977304101335)
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Alex @a1ex5un on x X followers
Created: 2025-07-17 08:38:15 UTC
[Learnify DevLog 005] I hereby declare that Cloudflare Container is the ultimate best practice for cloud container deployment!
Advantages:
X. Cost: Spent an entire day migrating all my services from Google Cloud Run to Cloudflare Container, the costs dropped from an average of $4/day to $X - that's XXX% savings!
X. Technical Solution: I originally thought gcloud's command-line toolkit was powerful and AI-friendly enough, but Cloudflare Container's code-driven approach is genuinely more convenient! Debug build issues with npm run dev
, AI has complete context when building and modifying, remote deploy with npm run deploy
, plus you can manage everything with git - absolutely amazing!
X. Features: The configuration options in wrangler.jsonc seem to cover XX% of GKE+Cloud Run's functionality, which is totally sufficient for XX% of developers. It supports clusters, and when containers.max_instances=1, it's even cheaper than Cloud Run instances.
Disadvantages: X. Too New: Just launched in June, with official Docs only released in July... Please think twice before using in production 😂 X. Vague Error Messages: Encountered this several times - local environment error messages are sometimes too vague to pinpoint the exact issue. If a container fails to start after deployment, you can't see container logs (well, it just launched, so I guess features will gradually improve over time) X. Technical Solution: Can be a bit hard to grasp for newcomers - no GUI and not command-line controlled either (but honestly, after reading the docs, I don't see what's not to understand. Once you get it, you'll agree with Advantage #2)
Tips: X. The official team previously posted several blog articles introducing Container with initial templates, but PLEASE use the CLI template from the Docs - older versions have pitfalls X. Deployed services appear as Workers with a one-to-many relationship with containers X. However, logs are in Compute/Containers, while logs in Workers are network-level...
XX engagements
Related Topics savings $4day cloudflare stocks technology $googl stocks communication services
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