June 21, 2022
12:00 pm – 3:30 pm PDT
Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA
Workers: Serving code on the edge
You can deploy static content to the edge improving speed, but what about the rest of your code? To improve application performance you need your serverless code running at the edge as well. From running geo-based redirects to retrying or logging failed requests Workers can improve the performance of your applications.
Come join your fellow developers at Cloudflare’s Workershop to learn how to achieve this with Cloudflare Workers and our Developer Platform.
Through a series of hands-on labs and demos you will learn:
Front-end, back-end, and full-stack developers in the Bay Area, interested in using serverless functions on the edge, are invited to join us at Cloudflare’s Developers Workershop.
Pre-work: Install Wrangler
Participants can expect hands-on labs to learn how to create serverless functions with Workers. Attendance is by invitation only and complimentary. Registration is limited to a certain number of guests per event.
Agenda
12:00 PM
Arrival of guests and lunch reception
1:15 PM
Quick introduction to Cloudflare’s Workers
1:30 PM
Wrangler2
Bootstrapping a new project
Local / offline development
Configuration
Deployment (workers.dev / custom routes)
2:00 PM
Use-cases
Geo-based redirects
Request mirroring/split
Retry/log failed requests
2:45 PM
Storage
What is Workers KV
What are Durable Objects
Workers KV vs Durable Objects demo
R2
3:15 PM
Debugging & Observability
Developer tools
Viewing Workers analytics/data in Cloudflare dashboard
Using Sentry for error handling
3:30 PM
Closing remarks
Computer History Museum, Grand Hall
1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States | Google Maps