CLOUDFLARE TUTORIAL Connect a Domain to Cloudflare & Host Your First Website
Learn how to connect a domain to Cloudflare, configure DNS records, host your first website, enable HTTPS, and publish it online step by step.
Practice this scenario in a live environment
This scenario is meant to be explored hands-on. Click the Start environment button to launch a real virtual machine dedicated to you.
Once the environment is ready you'll get:
- A browser terminal (ttyd) so you can run shell commands directly against the VM.
- A browser code editor (VS Code) to open, edit, and save files on the same VM.
- Any additional ports the tutorial exposes, opened as separate tabs so you can preview services running inside the VM.
The environment stays active while you use it and hibernates automatically after a period of inactivity, so pick up where you left off whenever you come back. When you finish, use the Delete button to remove the environment and release the resources.
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