flarectl:tldr:c949a
flarectl: Add a DNS record.
$ flarectl dns create --zone="${example-com}" --name="${app}" --type="${CNAME}" --content="${myapp-herokuapp-com}" --proxy
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This command is used to create a new DNS record for a domain zone using the Flarectl tool. The command has the following options:
dns create: Specifies that we want to create a new DNS record.--zone="${example-com}": Specifies the domain zone for which we want to create the DNS record. Replace${example-com}with the actual domain zone.--name="${app}": Specifies the name of the DNS record. Replace${app}with the desired name.--type="${CNAME}": Specifies the type of DNS record. In this case, it is a CNAME (Canonical Name) record. Replace${CNAME}with the desired record type if needed.--content="${myapp-herokuapp-com}": Specifies the content value for the DNS record. Replace${myapp-herokuapp-com}with the desired content.--proxy: Specifies that the DNS record should be proxied through Cloudflare to provide additional security and performance benefits.
Note: Make sure to replace the variables ${example-com}, ${app}, and ${myapp-herokuapp-com} with the actual values you want to use.
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