Pages

Pages was Cloudflare’s git-connected static hosting with preview deployments, and for years it was the easiest way to put a site on the edge: push a branch, get a preview URL, merge, done. Preview deployments in particular remain one of the best implementations of that idea anywhere.

The complication is strategic: Cloudflare now recommends Workers (with static assets) for new projects, and Pages feature development has visibly stopped. Everything new — observability, frameworks support, platform features — lands on Workers first, and sometimes only.

Existing Pages sites keep working fine, and the core product remains pleasant. But I can’t score a product on a sunset trajectory as a recommendation. New projects should start on Workers static assets; Pages sites should plan a leisurely migration rather than an urgent one.