Cloudflare
Put your website on the internet, then keep it moving.
By Rui Vas · Reviewed
What is Cloudflare?
Cloudflare provides services for hosting applications, managing DNS, and delivering content through its network. Cloudflare Pages supports website deployment workflows, while Workers lets you run application logic on the platform.
What can you do
with Cloudflare?
Website deployment
Publish web projects with services such as Pages and Workers.
Git integration
Connect supported repositories so code changes can trigger deployments.
Domains and DNS
Manage the records that connect your domain to the right services.
Application services
Extend a website with functions and other platform services when the project needs them.
Start with one useful task.
A practical exercise to explore how Cloudflare could fit your work.
- Start with a website project in a GitHub repository. Identify its build settings or static output folder.
- Connect the project to Cloudflare Pages and verify the preview URL before attaching a custom domain.
- Make a small change, push it, and check the production page once the deployment completes.
See Cloudflare
in action.
Two videos from the team behind Cloudflare. Watch the demonstration, then try the steps on your own work.
Go to the source.
Features and availability change. Use the official resources for current product details, plans, and setup instructions.
Build the rest
of your toolkit.
From knowing the tool
to using it well.
Want to explore Cloudflare with your team? Choose the tools and training format around your work, or book a conversation about the outcome you need.