Domains & DNS
Add domains, configure records and decide what should use the CDN layer.
Automate CDN, DNS, files and cache purge.
Use the web console, CLI or API to connect cdn.pizza to deployments and reduce repetitive manual actions.
Quickstart
$ curl -fsSL https://console.cdn.pizza/downloads/cdn-pizza-cli/install.sh | sh
$ cdn-pizza login
$ cdn-pizza zones create example.com
$ cdn-pizza upload ./dist --zone example.com
$ cdn-pizza purge --zone example.com --all
$ cdn-pizza login
$ cdn-pizza zones create example.com
$ cdn-pizza upload ./dist --zone example.com
$ cdn-pizza purge --zone example.com --all
CLI available
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Use the CLI to integrate cdn.pizza into your routines: zone creation, file uploads, cache purges, statistics and private networks.
Automatic SSL
Enable encrypted connections for domains and proxied services.
WAF & security
Filter unwanted requests and reduce noise around your applications.
Files & WebDAV
Publish assets, documents or resources through a simple file workspace.
CLI & API
Automate recurring actions: zones, uploads, purges, files and private networks.
Private networks
Connect machines and services with WireGuard without exposing everything publicly.
Discover cdn.pizza
A developer experience for operating the CDN every day.
cdn.pizza is not limited to a dashboard. The CLI and API connect the platform to build scripts, CI pipelines, static deployments, DNS operations and purge routines.
Faster deployments
Publish files, create zones and purge cache from familiar commands instead of repeating clicks in a console.
API for integrations
Automations can manage domains, files, stats, tokens and private networks according to account permissions.
Readable control
Actions remain visible in the cdn.pizza console so automation does not become an opaque operational layer.
Frequently asked questions
Can the CLI be used in CI?
Yes. The CLI is designed for deployment, upload and cache purge routines when tokens and permissions are configured correctly.
Does the API cover domains and files?
Yes. The goal is to automate recurring work around zones, files, purges, stats and private networks.
Do I need the CLI to start?
No. The web console is enough to begin, then the CLI and API take over when the workflow becomes repetitive.