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Use the Terraform Cloudflare provider to declaratively manage zones and DNS records. Define zone resources, add DNS record blocks with type, name, and value, configure authentication via API tokens, then run terraform apply to create and update records in your Cloudflare account.

Yes. Cloudflare provider resource blocks support WAF rule configuration, SSL/TLS certificate management, and security settings. Define rules and certificates in Terraform, version-control your security configuration, and apply changes across environments consistently.

Both Terraform and OpenTofu work with the Cloudflare provider and achieve the same outcome: version-controlled infrastructure. OpenTofu is an open-source fork; choose based on licensing preference and organizational requirements—both produce identical Cloudflare configurations.

Configure the Cloudflare provider with an API token or legacy API key. Specify credentials in provider blocks or environment variables, then Terraform uses these to authenticate API requests and manage your Cloudflare resources.

Yes. Use Terraform variables, workspaces, and multiple provider blocks to manage multi-zone and multi-environment setups. Define zone resources separately, reference them across modules, and apply environment-specific configurations without code duplication.

Yes. The Cloudflare Terraform provider includes resources for cache settings, Page Rules, and performance controls. Define these rules declaratively to automate cache behavior, TTL configuration, and routing policies alongside DNS and security resources.