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Cloudflare Workers Static Site Guide - From Deployment to SEO

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:01:00 +0000

Overview

It’s common to take an SPA built with React or Vue, or a static site generated with Hugo, drop it on a CDN, and leave it at that. Deployment is simple, and with no server there’s nothing to operate.

But before long you hit a moment of “I want to touch the response, but there’s no server.” That’s when you want per-page meta tags, or to show crawlers the actual content, or to attach one more response header.

Cloudflare Workers Static Site Hosting - Request Flow and Billing

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:01:00 +0000

Overview

This post is part of the Cloudflare Workers Static Site Guide - From Deployment to SEO series.

One way to put a static site on Cloudflare is Workers Static Assets. Upload your build output (dist/) and it is served from edges worldwide, and if you need it you can layer a bit of code in front of it.

How to Improve React SPA SEO - From Meta Tags to SSR with Cloudflare Workers

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:01:00 +0000

Overview

This post is part of the Cloudflare Workers Static Site Guide - From Deployment to SEO series.

It’s common to put a React SPA on static hosting and leave it there. Deployment is simple, and with no server there’s nothing to operate. It costs almost nothing, too.

But once you start caring about search, you hit a wall. The reason is that the raw HTML the server emits has nothing in it for a search engine to read.

How to Set Up Caching in Cloudflare Workers - Edge Cache and Tiered Cache

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:01:00 +0000

Overview

This post is part of the Cloudflare Workers Static Site Guide - From Deployment to SEO series.

Once a Worker starts calling an external API, you soon need a cache. Without one, origin load grows in proportion to page views.

Setting it up takes a single line, but after that come a few traps you will definitely hit if you don’t know about them. In particular, the fact that the edge cache is not shared worldwide is obvious once you know it, but without that knowledge you will waste a lot of time wondering “why isn’t the cache hitting?”

How to Use wrangler - Local Development and Deployment for Cloudflare Workers

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:01:00 +0000

Overview

This post is part of the Cloudflare Workers Static Site Guide - From Deployment to SEO series.

Working with Cloudflare Workers is effectively working with wrangler. Running locally and deploying both go through the same CLI.

But the name creates one misunderstanding. wrangler dev is not a frontend dev server. I got stuck on this for quite a while myself at first.