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Modules Overview

The Cloudflare Terraform Module is organized into five main submodules, each focused on a specific area of Cloudflare functionality.

Available Modules

Pages Module

Manage Cloudflare Pages projects for static site hosting with automatic CI/CD.

Key Features:

  • GitHub integration for automatic deployments
  • Custom domain support with SSL/TLS
  • Environment variables configuration
  • Production and preview environments

View Pages Documentation →

DNS Module

Create and manage DNS records for your Cloudflare zones.

Key Features:

  • Support for all DNS record types
  • Cloudflare proxy support
  • Configurable TTL
  • Bulk record management

View DNS Documentation →

Email Routing Module

Set up email forwarding and routing rules for your domains.

Key Features:

  • Email forwarding to external addresses
  • Rule-based routing with matchers
  • Priority-based rule ordering
  • Support for literal, wildcard, and regex patterns

View Email Documentation →

R2 Storage Module

Manage Cloudflare R2 object storage buckets with S3-compatible access.

Key Features:

  • S3-compatible object storage
  • Zero egress fees
  • Configurable bucket locations (eeur, weur, enam, wnam, apac)
  • Data jurisdiction control (eu, us, apac)
  • Storage class optimization (Standard, InfrequentAccess)
  • CORS configuration per bucket
  • Custom domain bindings for public access

View R2 Documentation →

Tunnel Module

Create and manage Cloudflare Tunnels for secure connectivity to your origin servers.

Key Features:

  • Secure origin connectivity without exposing IP addresses
  • Ingress rules for routing to multiple services
  • Private network routes for WARP client access
  • Automatic secret generation
  • Ready-to-use credentials output for cloudflared
  • Support for saving credentials to plaintext or SOPS-encrypted files

View Tunnel Documentation →

Module Design Philosophy

Each module is designed to be:

  • Independent: Use only the modules you need
  • Composable: Combine modules for complete infrastructure
  • Type-safe: Strongly typed with validation
  • Well-documented: Clear examples and documentation

Using Multiple Modules

You can combine modules in a single Terraform configuration:

# Deploy a Pages site
module "pages" {
  source = "AutomationDojo/management/cloudflare//modules/pages"
  version = "2.3.0"
  # ... configuration
}

# Configure DNS
module "dns" {
  source = "AutomationDojo/management/cloudflare//modules/dns"
  version = "2.3.0"
  # ... configuration
}

# Set up email routing
module "email" {
  source = "AutomationDojo/management/cloudflare//modules/email"
  version = "2.3.0"
  # ... configuration
}

# Create R2 storage buckets
module "r2" {
  source = "AutomationDojo/management/cloudflare//modules/r2"
  version = "2.3.0"
  # ... configuration
}

# Create secure tunnels
module "tunnel" {
  source = "AutomationDojo/management/cloudflare//modules/tunnel"
  version = "2.3.0"
  # ... configuration
}

See the Complete Setup Example for a full configuration.