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CHANGE / Always Online

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Operation Information

Marks a Cloudflare Zone as Always Online.

This is a Premium Integration.

Authentication

This operation requires authentication, the details of which can be securely stored on your instance in a KeySafe Key of type Cloudflare Authentication.

To create a key of this type:

  • In the Configuration area of your Hornbill instance, navigate to Platform Configuration > Security > KeySafe;
  • Click on the + Create New Key button;
  • On the resulting Create New Key form, choose Cloudflare Authentication in the Type pick list;
  • Give the Cloudflare Authentication KeySafe key a Title (this is the name / identifier for the Cloudflare Authentication account as you will see it when using the cloud automation node in your workflows);
  • Optionally populate the Description field;
  • Populate the following fields accordingly, then click the Create Key button to create your new key:
Name Type Description
Email string Cloudlfare Email
ApiKey string Cloudlfare API Key

Revoking Access

If at any point you wish to revoke access to any of the above accounts from your Hornbill instance, just delete the relevant KeySafe key(s) from the KeySafe list.

Warning

This will revoke the rights of any existing Cloud Automation Node in your Hornbill Workflows that are using the revoked Cloudflare Authentication account, so you will need to manage these workflows accordingly.

Input Parameters

Display Name ID Type Description Required Supported Values
serviceOn serviceOn boolean Turn on the service Yes None provided
zone zone string Cloudflare DNS Id Yes None provided

Output Parameters

Display Name ID Type Description
ServiceOn serviceOn boolean DNS Record Type
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