Introducing Cloudflare Basin: an open, serverless data platform, now generally available
First reported · 23d ago · Updated · 2 sources
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Summary
Cloudflare released Basin, a serverless data platform built on Apache Iceberg and R2 Object Storage, now generally available. Developers can ingest, manage, and query large datasets at scale without data egress fees.
Key facts
- Cloudflare Basin is now generally available.
- It is built on Apache Iceberg and R2 Object Storage.
- Developers can ingest, manage, and query large datasets at scale.
- Users do not pay data egress fees.
Why it matters
Teams building or buying data platforms can run large-scale workloads on Cloudflare without egress charges, which may lower the cost of moving and querying data.
Companies
Technologies
- Apache Icebergstandard
- Cloudflare Basinproduct
- R2 Object Storageservice
Original sources (2)
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- Cloudflare BlogOfficial · PrimaryIntroducing Cloudflare Basin: an open, serverless data platform, now generally available · By Marc SelwanRead at Cloudflare Blog
- The RegisterPublicationCloudflare launches Data Platform with bland 'Basin' branding, promise of fewer feesRead at The Register