Developer Builds Serverless Blog Using Cloudflare Workers, KV Storage, and R2

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A developer has built a serverless publishing platform called 1001020, running entirely on Cloudflare Workers without a traditional server or container deployment. The system uses Cloudflare KV to store articles, metadata, comments, and telemetry, while images are managed and served through Cloudflare R2. An AI image gallery is integrated as a core feature of the site, alongside XML sitemaps, a theme system, and a local AI-assisted content drafting tool. The developer notes that while KV is not a relational database, keeping data models simple makes it well-suited for a personal publishing workflow. The key takeaway is that a serverless blog handling publishing, assets, and admin operations begins to resemble a lightweight CMS, requiring deliberate route and storage design to remain maintainable.

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