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Cloudflare Workers is a great platform to deploy static sites: the application will be distributed to hundrends of locations around the world, and served directly from Cloudflare’s CDN at a server incredibly close to your users.
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To reproduce this project read my blog post [Serverless: How to create and serve a static React site directly from Cloudflare’s CDN using Workers](https://dimitris.apeiro.gr/2021/07/17/serverless-how-to-create-and-serve-a-static-react-site-directly-from-cloudflares-cdn-using-workers/)
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For a step-by-step tutorial to reproduce this project, read my blog post:
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[Serverless: How to create and serve a static React site directly from Cloudflare’s CDN using Workers](https://dimitris.apeiro.gr/2021/07/17/serverless-how-to-create-and-serve-a-static-react-site-directly-from-cloudflares-cdn-using-workers/)
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Alternatively, if you already have signed up for a CF Workers account, installed Node.js and the `wrangler` tool, you can just clone this repo in your local computer, edit `wrangler.toml` to update it your CF account id, then
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