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Cloudflare API token Nginx Proxy Manager Integration

The Cloudflare API Token NGINX Proxy Manager integration automates the updation of Cloudflare DNS records when we add or remove new web applications or services via NGINX Proxy Manager. This integration streamlines the workflow and reduces the chances of human error as well.

Let’s take a quick look at how the integration works:

1. First, we have to create an API Token in our Cloudflare account. This account needs to have permission to modify our DNS records.
2. Next, we have to configure the Proxy Manager to use the Cloudflare API Token to update our DNS records.

For instance, suppose we add a new web application to NGINX Proxy Manager. Then, we have to configure NGINX Proxy Manager to forward incoming requests for the new application to our server and add an SSL certificate to secure the connection.

At this point, the Proxy Manager will use the Cloudflare API Token to update our DNS records in Cloudflare. In other words, the domain name for that application will point to our server’s IP address. Now, each time when someone visits our domain name in their web browser, the request goes through Cloudflare to our NGINX Proxy Manager, which forwards it to our application.

At the end of the day, the above Manager integration helps us automate and simplify our web infrastructure management tasks. This improves our website’s performance and security in the long run.

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