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Series: How I Used Claude Code to Slash My Cloud Bill by 63% Part 1: The $198/Month Wake-Up Call Part 2: Migrating 7 Static Sites to Cloudflare Pages (you are here) Part 3: Killing the Load Balancer with Cloudflare Tunnel Part 4: Building a Home Router with a Raspberry Pi 5 Part 5: Connecting Everything with Tailscale Part 6: The Final Architecture - $74/mo and Zero Regrets The Problem: 5 Hops to Serve Static HTML As I covered in Part 1, my static websites were going through an absurd pipeline: ...

Update (January 2026): The workflow patterns and concepts in this tutorial remain valid. If you’re following along, consider updating actions/checkout@main to a pinned version like actions/checkout@v4, and verify the latest Terraform Kubernetes provider version for your cluster’s API compatibility. As I’ve been working with Terraform more and more these days, I felt that it would be a good idea to move away from some of my other hacked together solutions in favor of Terraform. My next logical step was to focus on kubernetes management with terraform and github actions. This idea builds upon my previous Using Github to Manage Kubernetes article. As I started down this path, I realized that I needed a way to manage my state file. This is why I thought it was important to tackle the configuration I posted in Managing Your Terraform State File. ...