Summary
This blog post covers the author's experience migrating a static Eleventy blog from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages, highlighting motivations such as the desire for raw server logs that Netlify doesn't provide. It details the migration process, including setting up a new Cloudflare Pages project and making adjustments for specific custom functions. The author discusses challenges faced during the migration, like handling redirects and creating a standalone Cloudflare Worker to proxy analytics requests. Ultimately, the author concludes that while the migration involved some effort, the benefits, such as access to logs and a unified system for their projects, made it worthwhile.