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Cloudflare Basin represents a strategic expansion into serverless data infrastructure, aiming to lower the barrier for advanced analytics by eliminating complex setup and egress fees. By leveraging open-source standards like Apache Iceberg and its own R2 storage, the platform targets small businesses and developer teams that previously lacked the resources for dedicated data engineering operations. This move shifts focus from traditional networking or general software updates to a specialized toolset designed specifically for managing and querying large-scale analytical datasets.
Cloudflare moves into analytics workloads with a serverless alternative to dedicated data infrastructure
Cloudflare Inc. is moving beyond its bread-and-butter content delivery networks and cybersecurity offerings with the launch of a new serverless data platform called Cloudflare Basin, which aims to make advanced data analytics cheaper and easier for small businesses and developer teams. Announced today, Cloudflare Basin is designed to eliminate the need for companies to set […] The post Cloudflare moves into analytics workloads with a serverless alternative to dedicated data infrastructure appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Cloudflare Inc. is moving beyond its bread-and-butter content delivery networks and cybersecurity offerings with the launch of a new serverless data platform called Cloudflare Basin, which aims to make advanced data analytics cheaper and easier for small businesses and developer teams. Announced today, Cloudflare Basin is designed to eliminate the need for companies to set up and maintain the complex infrastructure that underpins most analytics workloads. It gives them a much simpler way to ingest, store, catalog and query analytical data, without having to worry about managing the underlying…
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