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Venkatesh Rao's Blyg · Venkatesh Rao · “Has anyone built a no-code deployment and upgrade path like this? Perhaps @Kyle…” · item 5ds3kggcnqgv3r5z0vsd1byzpa, v1 · <https://venkateshrao.com/blyg/t/5ds3kggcnqgv3r5z0vsd1byzpa/> · retrieved Nov 8, 2026
Hosted updater service (Cloudflare OAuth)
A centrally hosted service manages upgrades for independently owned Cloudflare installations. Users click Update inside their applications, authorize the service through Cloudflare OAuth, and the service downloads the appropriate GitHub release, applies D1 migrations, and deploys the new Worker. No GitHub account, CLI, or local tooling is required. Authorization can be temporary rather than persistent. This offers the simplest user experience while preserving independent ownership, but requires you to build and maintain a deployment orchestration service.
from Venkatesh Rao's Blyg ↗ · excerpt of v1
Yeah I researched this a while ago for Blygger — Cloudflare has shipped all the controls needed for someone to give a centralized upgrading tool enough power to upgrade their studio whenever.