Point a Cloudflare domain at your Voroa service
What DNS records a custom domain needs, what Cloudflare's proxy setting changes about certificate issue, and how to add your own domain to Voroa today.
What this covers
If your domain’s DNS is managed in Cloudflare, pointing it at a service is a matter of creating the record the platform asks for and waiting for it to take effect. There is one Cloudflare-specific setting worth understanding first: the orange proxy toggle. With it on, Cloudflare answers requests for your domain itself and forwards them to your origin, which changes how a certificate is issued and can leave a newly added domain unreachable while the platform is still trying to validate it. Adding the record as DNS-only first, and turning the proxy on later if you want it, avoids that.
Where Voroa serves a custom domain through its own edge network, the domain’s row in the dashboard shows a different record to add. Add exactly that record, as DNS-only. See Custom domains through the edge.
A step-by-step Cloudflare walkthrough is not published in the Voroa docs today. The general custom domain guide covers the records you need.