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Cloudflare guidance — DNS, CDN caching, WAF, Workers, Pages, Zero Trust, and edge performance tuning.

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## Overview

Cloudflare is the connectivity cloud in front of your infrastructure: DNS, CDN, WAF, DDoS protection, and an edge compute platform (Workers, Pages, R2, D1) that runs code in 300+ cities. For many teams it's the first thing a request touches — which makes its configuration (caching, security, DNS) disproportionately impactful.

The skill is knowing what Cloudflare should do (absorb attacks, cache static, terminate TLS, run edge logic) versus what your origin must do (business logic, authoritative state). This skill covers DNS and CDN configuration, the security posture, Workers/Pages architecture, and Zero Trust access.

## When to use

- Putting Cloudflare in front of a site or API (DNS, proxy, TLS).
- Tuning CDN caching (rules, tiers, purge strategy).
- Configuring the WAF and bot management.
- Building on Workers (edge compute) or Pages (static hosting).
- Choosing R2/D1/KV for edge storage.
- Replacing VPNs with Cloudflare Zero Trust (Access, Tunnel).
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