Blog Engineering Setting up GitLab Pages with Cloudflare Certificates
February 7, 2017
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Setting up GitLab Pages with Cloudflare Certificates

How to set up GitLab Pages with a Cloudflare SSL/TLS Certificate for your (sub)domain

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Marcia Ramos

[Cloudflare SSL/TLS certificates][cert] are free to use.
If you want your [GitLab Pages] site to work with them,
it's as simple as could be. There's just a trick
you might not know about (yet)!

We assume you're familiar with SSL/TLS, DNS, GitLab Pages,
and Cloudflare.

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