Ultimate Cloudflare Bootcamp - All Modules Covered

Explore how Cloudflare protects and speeds websites with a suite of components, including a content delivery network with edge caching, a web application firewall, and DDoS protection.

Understand domain names, including protocol, subdomains, and second- and top-level domains, and how to buy and activate a domain for Cloudflare.

Create a Cloudflare account on the free plan and enable two factor authentication with an authenticator app. Explore MFA enforcement, recovery codes, and domain level roles for secure collaboration.

Connect your domain to cloudflare by updating your registrar to cloudflare name servers, enable automatic https rewrites, always use https, and verify dns protection once active.

Create an AWS account, launch an EC2 instance running nginx, and route traffic through Cloudflare. Build a VPC with a CIDR block to manage subnets and routing for public access.

Configure a public subnet in an existing AWS VPC, using the CIDR block 10.0.0.0/16, and select an availability zone such as North Virginia.

Launch an ec2 instance in a vpc with a public subnet, using a free tier red hat linux image, an ssh key pair, and security groups for ssh and http.

Configure an internet gateway and route table for a VPC, attach them, set 0.0.0.0/0 routes to the gateway, then associate subnets and SSH into the EC2 instance.

Install and run nginx on an EC2 instance, then create a Cloudflare A record to map your root domain to the instance's public IP, ensuring DNS resolution at port 80.

Set up a custom business email with Zoho by verifying your domain in Cloudflare using TXT records, and configure CNAME and MX records for proper DNS routing.

Learn how cloudflare dns management speeds global domain resolution and how common dns records like A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, and TXT map domains to IPv4/IPv6 addresses and mail services.

Navigate Cloudflare's account home to explore domain registration, analytics, security center, logs, and trace overview, while comparing free, pro, and business plans and learning domain management.

Explore how Cloudflare web application firewall (WAF) protects websites from threats like cross-site forgery, cross-site scripting, and SQL injections, using real-time detections, customizable rules, bot protection, and rate-limiting against DDoS.

Discover how Cloudflare Turnstile validates real users in the background and implement a basic nginx form with a managed Turnstile widget, including obtaining the site key.

Integrate the Cloudflare turnstile into the HTML form, updating the form with the turnstile script and site key, and adjust nginx. Restart nginx and verify the turnstile renders for humans.

Explore Cloudflare address maps to obtain static IP addresses for your domain, enabling bring-your-own-IP or purchased Cloudflare IP addresses to prevent IP changes from AWS EC2.

Learn how zero trust requires user and machine to authenticate, using Cloudflare tunnels to replace exposed ports with outbound connections and enforce access control via identity providers such as Okta.

Deploy zero trust to securely expose internal services by creating Cloudflare tunnels through the zero trust dashboard, and run Cloudflare D in Docker to connect your account.

Expose a locally running Grafana via a Cloudflare tunnel for secure remote access, with Grafana on port 3000 and a public hostname.

Fix docker networking for Cloudflare tunnels by using host network mode to let Cloudflare access localhost services like Grafana, and resolve origin connection errors.

Secure a self-hosted Grafana behind a Cloudflare tunnel with granular RBAC, using a one-time pin and identity providers to restrict access to authorized users via a Cloudflare external subdomain.

Explore Cloudflare zero trust gateways and firewall policies to scan, filter, and log traffic. Learn how DNS filtering enforces domain access with granular policies for secure network access.

Learn zero-trust firewall policies using Cloudflare Warp; install Warp client on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, or Chrome OS, and configure egress and ingress rules for secure, fast internet access.

Explore Cloudflare zero-trust features, including applications, gateway rules, and CASB integrations, monitor activity with logs, and protect data across cloud services through CASB insights.

Explore zero trust data loss prevention profiles. Learn how predefined and custom entries detect sensitive data like financial information and identity ids, and how enterprise plan requirements govern custom profiles.

Explore zero trust with text monitoring and email security, viewing real-time connectivity metrics for enrolled devices and how email screening blocks phishing with Microsoft 365.

Explore Cloudflare workers and pages to run code on Cloudflare's global network, delivering fast, secure, serverless web applications with automatic scaling and no server management.

Explore practical experiments with Cloudflare workers and templated workers, deploying text-to-image AI templates globally, using provided templates to build serverless applications and preview assets.

Explore templated Cloudflare workers by deploying a to-do list and a translation app, inspecting code, customizing domains, bindings, events, and versioned deployments.

Create and deploy your own Cloudflare workers using JavaScript, route subdomains to external sites like google.com or youtube.com, and configure a custom domain through domains and routes.

Explore Cloudflare workers components, including KV for secrets, durable objects, workflows for long tasks, queues for global messaging, D1 DB with hyperdrive, and Cloudflare browser rendering.

Connect and deploy static sites with Cloudflare Pages by linking your git repository, configuring node version and environment variables, and enabling automatic deployments.

Explore Cloudflare workers for platforms, enabling SaaS providers to let customers write custom code within secure, governed limits, with per-customer namespaces and route-specific scripts.

Discover Cloudflare R2, a bucket-style storage with an S3-like API, and learn to upload images from your local machine using a simple script, within the free tier.

Create an R2 bucket and generate access keys to authenticate a Python script that uploads images via the Cloudflare API, with token permissions and IP filtering.

Learn how Cloudflare R2 RBAC and API token permissions control listing buckets and files, and see how upgrading to admin access enables listing buckets via a Python script.

Upload an image to the Cloudflare R2 bucket with a Python script. The script uses Boto3 and reads credentials from environment variables to perform the upload.