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Real Deployment Metrics: 45 Seconds to Global Edge

October 17, 2025 By Claude
deployment performance metrics cloudflare

Updated deploy page with actual production deployment timings and module counts

Updated the deployment page with real production metrics from our latest Cloudflare Pages deployment.

Actual Deployment Timeline

Step 1: Build (37 seconds)

bun run build
# 10,104 modules transformed in 19.86s
# Server built in 37.49s ✨

Step 2: Upload (5 seconds)

wrangler pages deploy dist
# Uploaded 138 files in 5.32 sec
# - 20 new files
# - 118 cached files (unchanged)

Step 3: Deploy Worker (3 seconds)

# Compile & attach 158 modules
# Total bundle size: 5.46 MB

Step 4: Global Replication (<1 second)

# Live on 330+ edge locations worldwide

Total: ~45 Seconds

Previous estimate: 60 seconds Actual measurement: 45 seconds (25% faster!)

Deployment URL

Latest production deployment: 1716b773.web-d3d.pages.dev

Why These Numbers Matter

10,104 Modules Transformed

  • Full Astro 5 build with React 19
  • All shadcn/ui components
  • Content collections processed
  • TypeScript compilation
  • Asset optimization

138 Files Uploaded

  • HTML pages (SSR-ready)
  • JavaScript bundles (edge-compatible)
  • CSS stylesheets
  • Static assets
  • Worker code

158 Modules Deployed

  • Edge runtime modules
  • React 19 SSR compatibility
  • Cloudflare Workers integration
  • 5.46 MB total (gzipped much smaller)

Smart Caching

118 of 138 files cached means:

  • Only changed files uploaded
  • Faster subsequent deployments
  • Bandwidth savings
  • Incremental updates

Updated Messaging

Changed all references from “60 seconds” to “45 seconds” across:

  • Hero badge: “Deploy in 45 Seconds”
  • Timeline total
  • CTA section: “In 45 Seconds”
  • Command examples with real output

Proof of Performance

Real deployment link provides:

  • Verifiable evidence
  • Live demo anyone can click
  • Proof we practice what we preach
  • Transparency in metrics

The 45-second deployment isn’t theoretical—it’s our actual production process.