Domains and DNS
Domains
A domain is the entry point for DNS, CDN, and security configuration.
#Overview
A domain is the entry point for DNS, CDN, and security configuration.
#Domain lifecycle
You can create a zone for an existing domain, run a DNS scan, import a zone file, or use the registrar flow for registration and transfer. Preflight checks required information before a billable order.
After creation, the zone remains unverified until expected nameservers or proofs are visible. Removing the zone deletes cdn.pizza configuration; it does not automatically delete the registration at its registrar.
#Put a domain into service
Scan or import existing records.
Review sensitive records, especially MX, verification TXT, and CAA.
Delegate to the displayed nameservers.
Wait for verification, then check DNS, SSL, POPs, and origin.
#Permissions by role
| Action | owner | admin | member | viewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| View zones, DNS, SSL, POPs, and analytics | Read | Read | Read | Read |
| Create, verify, edit, or remove a zone | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | No |
| Change DNS, DNSSEC, cache, POPs, SSL, and WAF | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | No |
| Start registration, transfer, or renewal | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | No |
#State lifecycle
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
pending | Zone created; delegation or verification is still pending. |
active | Zone verified and eligible for delivery. |
suspended | Delivery suspended; fix the cause before resuming. |