Deploying this application happens in two phases. First, we'll get this sandbox live in minutes. Then, we'll connect it to a real backend.
Phase 1: Deploy this Sandbox (The Easy Way)
Because this sandbox is a single HTML file, you can deploy it directly to Cloudflare Pages.
- Log in to your Cloudflare dashboard and go to Workers & Pages.
- Click Create application > Pages > Upload assets.
- Name your project (e.g.,
storage-sandbox) and drag & drop the `index.html` file.
- Click Deploy site. You'll get a live URL like
storage-sandbox.pages.dev!
Phase 2: Evolve to a Live Application (The Full Stack)
To make this a real business application, you replace the "fake" JavaScript database with a real backend, using the container guide you found.
- Frontend (Cloudflare Pages): Your `index.html` file stays here, but its JavaScript will call your API instead of using the fake data.
- API Layer (Cloudflare Workers): A Worker acts as the "brain". It receives requests from the frontend (e.g., `/api/getUnit/A1`) and securely calls your backend.
- Backend Logic (Cloudflare Containers): Your container runs the main business logic (billing, tenant updates, etc.). It's the secure core of your application.
- Database (Cloudflare D1): The container connects to a real database like D1 to get and save unit information permanently.