The creator of Node.js has released a project that brings Cloudflare's Durable Objects concept to self-hosted infrastructure, offering the same stateful approach outside the vendor's platform.
The creator of Node.js has released a project that brings Cloudflare's Durable Objects concept to self-hosted infrastructure. The project, called Celld, allows developers to use the same stateful technique without relying on Cloudflare's platform.
According to The Register, the release is described as offering the same stateful trick, now with your own infrastructure. The report does not provide further technical details or a release date for the project.
Why this matters: The release could give developers more flexibility in where they run stateful applications, potentially reducing dependence on a single cloud provider.
What this means for you: Developers using Durable Objects may be able to run similar stateful workloads on their own servers, though the report does not specify how or when this becomes available.
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