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Create DNS record

Add a new DNS record to your domain, such as pointing subdomains to servers or setting up email routing without manual configuration.

List DNS records

Retrieve and search DNS records within your Cloudflare zone to find record IDs and details for management purposes. Useful for identifying existing records before making updates or deletions.

List Zones

Retrieve a list of all domains (zones) you're managing through Cloudflare in your account, with support for searching, filtering, and pagination to easily find specific domains.

Update DNS record

Modify existing DNS records in your Cloudflare zone by updating specific fields like IP addresses, CNAME targets, or TTL values without affecting other record settings.

Create WAF List

Create a custom list for organizing and managing IP addresses, hostnames, ASNs, or redirects that can be used in your website security rules. This allows you to build reusable security filters without creating rules from scratch each time.

Create Zone

Set up a new domain in Cloudflare for DNS management and protection. This creates a zone that you can configure with DNS records once you update your domain registrar's nameservers.

Delete DNS Record

Remove a DNS record from your domain zone when you no longer need it, such as deleting outdated mail server entries or removing test domains.

Delete WAF List

Removes a Web Application Firewall list from your Cloudflare account after you've confirmed it's no longer being used by any active filters.

Delete Zone

Permanently remove a DNS zone and all its associated DNS records from your Cloudflare account. Use this when you no longer need to manage a domain through Cloudflare.

Get Bot Management Settings

Retrieves your website's bot protection settings to see what level of bot management is currently enabled and configured. Use this to audit your current bot defense strategy and understand your protection status.

List Account Members

Retrieves all members of your Cloudflare account along with their roles, permissions, and membership status. Use this to view who has access to your account and what actions they can perform.

List Accounts

Retrieves all Cloudflare accounts you have access to, including their IDs and settings, so you can identify the right account before making changes or accessing account-specific features.

List Firewall Rules

Retrieve all firewall rules configured for a specific DNS zone to monitor and audit your website's security settings. This helps you verify which traffic restrictions and protection rules are currently active.

List Monitors

Retrieve all load-balancer monitors configured in your Cloudflare account to view their status, settings, and health check configurations. Use this to audit your existing monitors and verify your infrastructure's monitoring setup.

List Pools

Retrieve all load balancer pools configured in your Cloudflare account to understand your current traffic distribution setup and identify specific pool IDs for management or monitoring tasks.

List Tunnels

Retrieve all Cloudflare Tunnels in your account to view tunnel IDs, names, and current statuses. This helps you identify which tunnels are active and available for managing your traffic routing and DNS configurations.

List WAF Lists

Retrieve all Web Application Firewall (WAF) lists associated with your Cloudflare account to see what security rule sets are available for protecting your websites.

Update Tunnel Configuration

Modifies how a Cloudflare Tunnel routes incoming traffic to your applications by updating ingress rules and hostname mappings. This lets you control which domains point to which services without manual configuration.

Update WAF List

Update the description and metadata of a WAF (Web Application Firewall) list to keep your security configurations organized and documented. This helps you maintain clear notes about what each list protects and when it was last reviewed.

Update Zone

Modify individual settings for your Cloudflare zone such as plan type, nameservers, or DNS records to take immediate effect on your live domain. Use this to keep your domain configuration up-to-date without downtime.