Three New Native Integrations for Cloudflare Workers

Connecting Workers to external services—observability platforms, databases, caches—has historically meant managing credentials, writing boilerplate, and maintaining glue code. Cloudflare's Integrations Marketplace aims to remove that overhead by making it possible to discover, configure, and deploy third-party products directly from the Cloudflare Dashboard.

Following earlier integrations for Supabase, PlanetScale, Neon, and Upstash, Cloudflare has announced three new partners: Sentry, Turso, and Momento. The integrations operate via API key or OAuth2 flows that inject credentials directly as secrets, scaling configuration and deployment to a few clicks.

Sentry handles event capture via a Tail Worker

Debugging worker issues requires immediate visibility into errors and logs. The Sentry integration wires application monitoring into Workers without requiring you to modify application code. It works by:

  1. Activating the integration from the Cloudflare Dashboard.
  2. Automatically attaching the credentials from the Sentry project to your Worker.
  3. Configuring sampling rates for events, including fine-grained control over status codes and exceptions.
  4. Deploying a Tail Worker internally to manage capture logic and data transfer to Sentry.

The result is that errors, exceptions, and console.log() messages automatically appear in your Sentry project for real-time monitoring. Cloudflare notes that future releases will extend this functionality with source map uploads and stack traces, plus a link between Workers deployments and Sentry releases.

Turso aligns compute and data at the edge

Turso, a distributed edge database built around libSQL (an open-source SQLite fork), reduces query latency by pairing well with Workers both on compute and data. Turso maintains a primary database with replicas distributed globally; when you invoke the Worker, requests route to the nearest replica. That model suits read-heavy applications. For workloads with high write demand or where you prefer to reduce replication overhead, you can operate with only the primary instance and leverage Cloudflare's Smart Placement to optimize query speed.

Under this integration, Turbo's API credentials are pulled in and secrets are added to your Worker, letting you establish connections immediately using the libsql SDK.

Momento provides serverless caching over existing data stores

Momento Cache answers low-latency performance needs as an abstraction layer atop existing relational databases, key-value stores, or object storage. They handle infrastructure concerns like scaling, warming, and replication so you can introduce caching in minutes.

After setting up the integration, a key is retrieved through an OAuth2 flow that gets stored as a Worker secret, making the Momento SDK available right away in your Worker code.

Get started and build on the platform

The overarching goal is to eliminate the configuration and connection steps that slow development, freeing you from upstream plumbing. Integration documentation for Sentry, Turso, and Momento—along with configuration details for the other marketplace options—can be found in the vendor’s documentation. Developers interested in building new integrations with Cloudflare can find details through the technology partner program.