DNS & Cloudflare Skill

DNS & Cloudflare Skill

Manage Cloudflare DNS, tunnels, Access, and CDN configuration.

Usage

/​dns                           # Show DNS status for current project domains
/​dns list                      # List all DNS records for project domain
/​dns add <subdomain> <type> <value>    # Add DNS record
/​dns update <subdomain> <type> <value> # Update DNS record
/​dns delete <subdomain> <type>         # Delete DNS record
/​dns ssl-status                # Check SSL certificate status
/​dns purge [path]              # Purge Cloudflare cache
/​dns tunnel status             # Check Cloudflare Tunnel status
/​dns access list               # List Access applications

DNS Management

List Records

# Using wrangler CLI
wrangler dns list ${DOMAIN}

# Or using Cloudflare API
curl -X GET "https://api.cloudflare.com/​client/​v4/​zones/​${ZONE_ID}/​dns_records" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ${CF_API_TOKEN}" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/​json"

Add/​Update Records

# Add A record (proxied through Cloudflare)
wrangler dns create ${DOMAIN} A staging --content ${IP} --proxied

# Add CNAME record
wrangler dns create ${DOMAIN} CNAME api --content ${TARGET} --proxied

# Update existing record
wrangler dns update ${DOMAIN} A staging --content ${NEW_IP}

Delete Records

# Delete specific record
wrangler dns delete ${DOMAIN} A staging

SSL Certificate Management

# Check certificate expiry
echo | openssl s_client -servername ${DOMAIN} -connect ${DOMAIN}:443 2>/​dev/​null | \
  openssl x509 -noout -dates

# Force SSL renewal (via Cloudflare dashboard or API)
# Cloudflare auto-renews Universal SSL certificates

Cloudflare Tunnel

# List tunnels
cloudflared tunnel list

# Create new tunnel
cloudflared tunnel create ${TUNNEL_NAME}

# Route DNS to tunnel
cloudflared tunnel route dns ${TUNNEL_NAME} ${SUBDOMAIN}.${DOMAIN}

# Check tunnel status on VPS
ssh ${USER}@${HOST} "sudo systemctl status cloudflared"

# View tunnel logs
ssh ${USER}@${HOST} "sudo journalctl -u cloudflared -n 50"

Cloudflare Access (Zero-Trust)

# List Access applications
wrangler access list-apps

# Create Access application (usually via dashboard)
# - Set application name
# - Set domain (e.g., seq.tribevibe.events)
# - Configure identity providers (email, GitHub, etc.)
# - Set session duration

# After Access is configured, nginx needs CORS headers:
# add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin "${ALLOWED_ORIGIN}" always;
# add_header Access-Control-Allow-Credentials "true" always;

Cache Management

# Purge specific URL
wrangler purge https://${DOMAIN}/​api/​v1/​users

# Purge everything for domain
wrangler purge --everything --zone ${ZONE_ID}

# Purge by cache tags (if configured)
wrangler purge --tags "static-assets"

Common Tasks

Setup New Subdomain

# 1. Add DNS record pointing to VPS
wrangler dns create ${DOMAIN} A ${SUBDOMAIN} --content ${VPS_IP} --proxied

# 2. Configure nginx on VPS
ssh ${USER}@${HOST} << 'EOF'
cat > /​etc/​nginx/​sites-available/​${SUBDOMAIN}.conf << 'NGINX'
server {
    listen 443 ssl;
    server_name ${SUBDOMAIN}.${DOMAIN};

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://localhost:${PORT};
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
    }
}
NGINX
ln -sf /​etc/​nginx/​sites-available/​${SUBDOMAIN}.conf /​etc/​nginx/​sites-enabled/
nginx -t && systemctl reload nginx
EOF

# 3. Verify SSL (Cloudflare provides automatic SSL)
curl -I https://${SUBDOMAIN}.${DOMAIN}

Add Zero-Trust Protection

# 1. Create Access application in Cloudflare dashboard
# 2. Add allowed emails/​groups
# 3. Update nginx for CORS (if needed)
# 4. Test authentication flow

Project Domain Lookup

Domains are defined in deployments.registry.json:

{
  "projects": {
    "tribevibe": {
      "environments": {
        "production": { "domain": "tribevibe.events" },
        "staging": { "domain": "staging.tribevibe.events" }
      }
    }
  }
}

Safety

• NEVER delete production DNS records without backup plan
• ALWAYS verify DNS changes propagate (use dig or nslookup)
• Be aware of DNS propagation delays (up to 48h, usually minutes)
• Cloudflare proxy provides DDoS protection - don't bypass unnecessarily