Rivet launches OpenOrange to run Cloudflare Workers on your own cloud

Rivet founders Nathan Flurry and Nicholas Kissel want Workers teams to keep their code and move the runtime. Flurry previously built infrastructure for millions of game players.

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An open shipping container holds glowing server racks as orange data lines connect them to a cloud icon; “Rw” appears on a nearby container.

Rivet founders Nathan Flurry and Nicholas Kissel want Workers teams to keep their code and move the runtime. Flurry previously built infrastructure for millions of game players.