Reusable designs for Cloudflare One deployment and migration work.
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A focused publication for Cloudflare One architects: solution designs, product notes, AI security patterns, and competitor-aware guidance for secure access, data, applications, and networks.
Practical guidance for AI app visibility, prompt protection, MCP, and DLP.
Outcome-based comparisons across SASE, SSE, ZTNA, SWG, and AI controls.
Zero Trust Playbook
The cf1 Cloudflare One rollout library.
A structured Cloudflare One rollout map for account, identity, devices, Access, Gateway, DLP, AI controls, MCP, AI Gateway, crawler policy, and Cloudflare WAN.
Account, identity, devices
Team name, admin model, corporate IdP, SCIM, WARP enrollment, device profiles, posture checks.
Access, Gateway, DLP
Private app access, traffic filtering, TLS inspection, browser isolation, egress, and data controls.
AI apps, MCP, Gateway
Shadow AI discovery, prompt protection, MCP portals, AI Gateway, and agentic internet controls.
Design map
Start with the system boundary.
Organize content around the problems teams are trying to solve, then connect each pattern to the relevant Cloudflare One controls.
Private app access without a VPN
Identity-aware access, device checks, service tokens, and connector placement.
Internet security for managed devices
DNS, HTTP inspection, isolation, egress policy, and user-group exceptions.
SaaS visibility and data controls
Discovery, posture findings, inline controls, and sensitive-data workflows.
Branch and cloud network modernization
Tunnels, routing intent, traffic steering, and phased migration plans.
Library
Short notes. Clear decisions.
Use tags now; split into full collections later as the community grows.
Designing an Access policy model teams can maintain
Role grouping, break-glass flows, service auth, and audit expectations.
Read noteChoosing between WARP, tunnels, and Magic WAN
A decision tree for user traffic, app traffic, and branch traffic.
View solutionsWhat to monitor after your first Zero Trust rollout
Signals, dashboards, drift checks, and weekly review habits.
View playbookCommunity
A shared notebook for practitioners.
Keep the tone practical: diagrams, checklists, rollout notes, and lessons from architects who have deployed Cloudflare One in the field.
Submission format
Problem, environment, design choice, rollout plan, validation steps, lessons learned.
Editorial standard
Prefer reusable patterns, clearly named assumptions, and vendor-neutral context.
Next milestone
Publish the first three design notes, then add author profiles and discussion links.
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