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I will configure cloudflare dns, tunnel, and zero trust for your domain
IT Admin, Self Hosting Expert I Docker x Cloudflare x Linux x Homelab
IT Admin by day, self-hosting enthusiast by night.
I manage IT infrastructure for an international company (Intune, M365, endpoints) and run a production homelab: 20+ Docker services secured with Clo...
About this Gig
Cloudflare is one of the most powerful (and free) tools to protect and expose your services. But it's easy to misconfigure. I'll set it up properly.
What I can do:
DNS zone configuration (A, CNAME, MX, TXT records)
Cloudflare Tunnel setup (expose services with ZERO open ports)
WAF rules and security settings
Page Rules / Transform Rules
SSL/TLS configuration
Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust) for protected apps
SPF, DKIM, DMARC records for email deliverability
I use Cloudflare Tunnel daily to expose 15+ services on my own VPS with zero open inbound ports it's the cleanest and most secure architecture possible.
Requirements: Access to your Cloudflare account and your domain registrar (for nameserver setup if needed).
Need something specific not listed? Message me Cloudflare has a lot of features and I'm happy to discuss your setup.
Cloud provider:
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Expertise:
Installation
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Backup
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Migration
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Debugging
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Configuration
Cloud computing resource:
DNS
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Other
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FAQ
Do I need to already have a domain?
Yes, you need a domain registered somewhere (Namecheap, OVH, Hostinger, etc.) and a free Cloudflare account. I'll help you point the nameservers.
What is a Cloudflare Tunnel and why is it better than opening ports?
A Tunnel creates an outbound-only connection from your server to Cloudflare's network. This means no open inbound ports on your server — dramatically reducing your attack surface.
Will my existing website go down during setup?
I always work carefully to avoid downtime. DNS changes have a propagation period but existing records stay active during the transition.
Can you help with Cloudflare for email (MX, SPF, DKIM)?
Yes, that's included in all packages.
