Abu Hanif Staff Software Engineer HomeHow to deploy full-stack Next.js 16 applications to Cloudflare Pages edge network with zero cold starts and sub-50ms TTFB worldwide.
# Architecting Next.js 16 Applications for Cloudflare Pages\n\nModern web architectures require near-zero latency and high uptime. In this article, Abu Hanif shares the exact techniques used to achieve sub-50ms time-to-first-byte (TTFB) on Cloudflare Pages using Next.js 16 static site generation.\n\n## 1. Static HTML Pre-Rendering\nBy pre-rendering your pages ahead of time with `generateStaticParams`, your web application can be deployed as pure HTML and JS assets on Cloudflare global edge network.\n\n## 2. Supabase Integration\nConnecting to Supabase PostgreSQL from static pages allows fast client-side hydration while maintaining instant initial renders from edge cache.\n\n## Conclusion\nCombining Next.js with Cloudflare Pages and Supabase provides a powerful, cost-effective infrastructure stack.
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