The unique thing about Cloudflare's product offerings is how global-first they are; traditional cloud providers (AWS to DigitalOcean) have a very region-oriented domain model, with select christened services allowed or architected to be global (ex: AWS Cloudfront, IAM, Route53, that's about it there). That's their disaster/failure model; but all it really does is force cross-regional architecture onto the customer. Most customers don't bother.

In comparison, everything at CF is global. And its not just "global" from an AWS perspective of "we've got 14 regions and your stuff runs in all of them"; its global from 300+ points-of-presence, within 50ms of like 98% of all humans. CDN for compute, databases, etc.

CF has a way to go in DevEx on many of their products. For example; Workers, being based on V8 Isolates, is a pain to use even compared to e.g. Lambda. It's a battle of figuring out what's possible and what isn't within the runtime. But I'm sure it'll be improved!