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Account

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The API specification can be viewed here.

In order to use cloudflare-operator, you need to create an account resource. This resource contains the credentials for the Cloudflare API.

Learn more about the account resource in the getting started guide.

Zone

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The API specification can be viewed here.

Zone resources represent Cloudflare zones and are used to tell cloudflare-operator which zones to manage.

Learn more about the zone resource in the getting started guide.

If you have more than one Account resource, set spec.accountRef.name on each Zone so the operator knows which Cloudflare credentials to use. When only one Account exists in the cluster, accountRef can be omitted.

Prevent Certain DNS Records From Being Deleted When Zone Prune Is Enabled

Prior to v1.7.0, cloudflare-operator had a fixed set of DNS records that were always ignored when Zone prune was enabled. These included records required for ACME certificate validation and Cloudflare-specific TXT records. Users could not modify this behavior.

DNSRecord

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The API specification can be viewed here.

DNSRecord resources represent DNS records in the Cloudflare account.

For each DNS record, you need to create a DNSRecord resource.

cloudflare-operator will create the DNS record in the Cloudflare account and keep it in sync with the DNSRecord resource.

As described in the Ingress and Gateway API guides, cloudflare-operator can create DNSRecords from Ingress and supported Gateway API route resources.

DNSRecords are reconciled through the Account selected by their matching Zone. If the Zone does not set spec.accountRef.name, a DNSRecord can set spec.accountRef.name directly. If both the Zone and DNSRecord set an Account, they must reference the same Account.

IP

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The API specification can be viewed here.

As described in the core concept, IP objects can be used to follow the “don’t repeat yourself” (DRY) principle.

They also allow you to use the same IP address in multiple DNS records and let you use cloudflare-operator as a dynamic DNS service.

Learn more about the usage of IP objects in the dynamic DNS guide.