Cloudflare-native publishing is attractive because the hosting, database, media storage, and edge runtime can live under one operational model.
D1 can hold structured metadata such as posts, authors, status, tags, and revisions. R2 can hold uploads without adding a separate object storage vendor.
For a small trusted technology blog, this may be enough: fewer moving parts, simple deployment, good global latency, and no self-hosted server to maintain.
The main question is whether the CMS gives editors a usable admin panel and whether the API/token story is strong enough for automation.
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