Deno publishes celld, running Workers and Durable Objects on your own machines with an S3 bucket as the only coordinator
- Sources: primary, discussion
- Summary: Deno published celld, which runs Workers and Durable Objects on self-managed machines. An S3-compatible bucket is the only coordination dependency.
- Why it matters: Object-storage compare-and-swap decides cell ownership, so a fleet runs with no control plane, no membership protocol and no consensus service to operate.