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Protect your domain with Cloudflare

Once you’ve published all your services, you might want to protect your domain from DDoS attacks, and other security threats. Cloudflare is a great service that can help you with that.
This guide assumes that you have already deployed your services and they are accessible at https://yourdomain.com. or https://subdomain.yourdomain.com.Don’t proceed with this guide if you haven’t deployed your services yet.

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1. Update config

In your variables.auto.tfvars set enable_cloudflare_proxy to true. 
enable_cloudflare_proxy=true

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2. Run the installer

Run the installer go run selfhoster.go --apply in the root of the project.

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3. Verify your domain

Verify that you can still access your services at https://yourdomain.com or https://subdomain.yourdomain.com. In Cloudflare DNS records, you can see the orange cloud icon next to your domain, which means that the traffic is being proxied through Cloudflare.