Deployment · 7 min read
How to Deploy a Jekyll Site on Cloudflare Pages
A practical path from local build to a fast, low-maintenance production site.
Static sites are at their best when the path from commit to production feels invisible. Cloudflare Pages gives a Jekyll project a fast global edge without adding a heavy control panel to the workflow.
Start by pinning the Ruby and Bundler versions your project needs, then add a repeatable build command. Keep the output directory explicit, cache dependencies, and use preview deployments for every branch.
The final step is to keep your site boring in the best possible way: small HTML, optimized images, clear metadata, and a deployment process you can explain in one paragraph.