CLOUDFLARE WORKERS & WORKFLOWS DEVELOPMENT

Infrastructure your team can operate.

I build Cloudflare services and move suitable automation into durable workflows, with explicit retries, visible failures and a deployment plan your team can follow.

Free introductory call.
A $1,500 diagnostic, credited toward a fixed-price build.

PLAN FOR THE WHOLE RUN
01

Receive the work

Validate an event and give it a trackable identity.

02

Run it in steps

Separate progress, retries and side effects.

03

Handle the exception

Surface a failed run with enough context to act.

04

Recover deliberately

Document replays, rollout and rollback.

FAILURE HANDLING IS PART OF THE BUILD
Work directly with HeshamAn agreed scope and fixed priceCode and infrastructure you own

WHERE IT FITS

Make the infrastructure decision deliberately.

A port should solve a specific operational problem. The diagnostic compares a code-based service with improving the workflow you already have.

WORKFLOW PORTS

Move the critical path.

For multi-step jobs that need persistent progress and explicit recovery behavior.

  • Map the existing inputs, outputs and branches
  • Separate repeatable work from external side effects
  • Define parity checks and a staged cutover

CUSTOM SERVICES

Connect an event to an action.

For APIs, webhooks and scheduled jobs that need a small, focused service.

  • Validate requests and restrict access
  • Connect storage, queues or scheduled tasks as needed
  • Expose useful status and diagnostic information

DEPLOYMENT

Know how a change reaches users.

A release is a controlled change to a running system.

  • Separate test and production configuration
  • Check dependencies and migration requirements
  • Record the rollback and recovery procedures

OPERATIONS

Leave an understandable system.

The handover includes how to find a failed job and what to do next.

  • Logs and alerts tied to actionable failures
  • A runbook for common problems
  • An agreed scope for monitoring and future changes

IMPLEMENTED AND TESTED

A 154-node content pipeline, mapped into native code.

The port mapped 150 runtime nodes and compiled 49 Code nodes into testable functions. This is implementation and test evidence; it is not a claim that every production behavior is equivalent. The field manual explains the deployment and operating patterns behind this work.

Read the operating notes
THE PORTING METHOD
01

Map

Account for the source workflow’s runtime steps and dependencies.

02

Implement

Preserve the inputs and outputs of each mapped function.

03

Verify

Check the mapped paths and rehearse recovery before wider rollout.

154 SOURCE NODES · 150 RUNTIME NODES · 49 CODE NODES

WORKING TOGETHER

Scope the service and its recovery paths.

The free call is an introduction. The diagnostic is the paid engagement that defines the build.

01 / DIAGNOSTIC

Find the right first build.

Review the current workflow, failure modes, dependencies and expected load. The output is a migration or implementation plan with a fixed-price scope.

$1,500Credited toward the build

03 / ONGOING SUPPORT

Keep a named person involved.

Optional monitoring, fixes and improvements from the person who built the system. The support scope is agreed separately.

Scoped to your systemOptional after launch
FAQ

Questions, answered

Straight answers on cost, ownership and what happens after launch.

What does a project cost?
Who actually does the work?
What happens after launch?
How fast can we start?
Do you build on n8n specifically?
Can you migrate us from Zapier or Make?
Cloud n8n or self-hosted?
When does a build need Cloudflare instead of n8n?
Do I own what you build?
Where are you based?
Are you insured, and will you sign an NDA?
How can I check your credentials without marketplace reviews?

What needs to keep running when you step away?

Bring the workflow, an architecture sketch or an example of a failure you want to understand.