Configure Cloudflare Pages Access
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a React / Next.js web application that I want running on Cloudflare Pages and protected with Cloudflare Access. The code is already in a Git repository; what I need is the full Pages pipeline in place and the right Access policies so only authorised users can reach the app.
Here’s what I’m looking for you to deliver:
• Connect the repository to Cloudflare Pages, set up the build command, environment variables and production branch so each push triggers an automatic deploy.
• Configure preview deployments so I can test pull requests before they go live.
• Enable Cloudflare Access on the route (or sub-domain) that Pages generates, create the necessary policies, and link to at least one identity provider (Google Workspace or GitHub SSO are both fine).
• Document the steps you take and any settings I might need to change later—ideally a short README or screencast.
• Validate the setup by deploying a sample commit and confirming Access prompts for authentication before letting anyone in.
If you have recent experience with Cloudflare Pages, Access, and React/Next.js workflows, this should be a quick engagement. Let me know your availability and any similar projects you’ve completed, and we can get started right away.
Here’s what I’m looking for you to deliver:
• Connect the repository to Cloudflare Pages, set up the build command, environment variables and production branch so each push triggers an automatic deploy.
• Configure preview deployments so I can test pull requests before they go live.
• Enable Cloudflare Access on the route (or sub-domain) that Pages generates, create the necessary policies, and link to at least one identity provider (Google Workspace or GitHub SSO are both fine).
• Document the steps you take and any settings I might need to change later—ideally a short README or screencast.
• Validate the setup by deploying a sample commit and confirming Access prompts for authentication before letting anyone in.
If you have recent experience with Cloudflare Pages, Access, and React/Next.js workflows, this should be a quick engagement. Let me know your availability and any similar projects you’ve completed, and we can get started right away.
Related categories:
Git
Web Development
Frontend Development
Documentation
DevOps
Cloudflare
Next.js
Web Application