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Setting up GitLab Pages with Cloudflare Certificates

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Date Published
Author
Marcia Ramos
Word Count
657
Company Posts That Month
10
Language
English
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Summary

The text provides a step-by-step guide on how to integrate a free Cloudflare SSL/TLS certificate with a GitLab Pages site, allowing users to deploy a static website with custom domains and secure HTTPS connections. It assumes familiarity with SSL/TLS, DNS, GitLab Pages, and Cloudflare, and addresses a common user request for support in adding Cloudflare certificates to GitLab Pages. The guide involves creating a DNS record on Cloudflare, generating a certificate, and adding it to GitLab Pages, with specific instructions on handling PEM and root certificates. The process concludes with configuring encryption settings on Cloudflare to ensure the site runs securely on HTTPS with the custom domain.

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