Add Cloudflare TypeScript examples - #3000
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- cloudflare-ts-serverless-d1: Worker backed by a D1 SQL database - cloudflare-ts-dns: managing DNS records on a zone - cloudflare-ts-cdn-waf: CDN caching and rate limiting in front of an origin Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds three Cloudflare TypeScript examples:
cloudflare-ts-serverless-d1— a Worker backed by a D1 (serverless SQLite) database; records each visit and returns the running total.cloudflare-ts-dns— manages DNS records on a zone (an A, a CNAME, and a TXT record).cloudflare-ts-cdn-waf— puts Cloudflare in front of an origin: a proxied DNS record, an edge-cache ruleset, and a rate-limiting ruleset.All three are deploy-verified end to end against a Cloudflare account (the DNS and CDN/WAF examples require an existing zone).
Try them with
pulumi newagainst this branch (each prompts for its config; all need an API token):