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Purpose / problem solved: Brings a Cloudflare account into SquaredUp as a queryable estate. It imports 23 object types across the main Cloudflare product families and ships 74 visible data streams covering traffic, security, Workers, storage, AI and Zero Trust — so a team running on Cloudflare can see traffic across every zone, zone status and individual firewall events, Worker health (including subrequests and cron trigger runs), R2/KV/D1/Durable Object usage, Gateway and Access activity, and how those pieces depend on each other, without leaving SquaredUp. 19 correlation rules turn the imported objects into an actual dependency graph rather than a flat inventory: from a KV namespace you can see which Workers bind it, and from a Worker which zones it serves.
Primary audience: platform teams and SREs running production traffic through Cloudflare; secondarily security teams (WAF, Zero Trust, Turnstile) and anyone operating Workers.
Authentication method(s): API Key — a Cloudflare API token supplied as a Bearer token. Read-only; the plugin never writes to Cloudflare.
Note for reviewers on the version. This is a new plugin but lives in v2/ at version 2.0.0, named Cloudflare to match the v1 plugin, as it replaces the Cloudflare v1 HCP.
🖼️ Plugin screenshots
Plugin configuration
Default dashboards
30 dashboards: an Overview and an Inventory at the top level, then folders for Account (Account, Account Resources, Account Zero Trust, Account Developer Platform), Zones (Zone, Zone Traffic, Zone Web Performance, Zone Security, Zone DNS & Email, Load Balancer Pool), Compute, Storage & Databases, AI, Zero Trust and Media.
These are also in screenshots/ and listed in metadata.json. Account-specific names and IDs are replaced with placeholders. The Overview and Zone screenshots predate the dashboard split and will be retaken.
Overview — inventory counts and traffic across every zone in the account
Zone — traffic, bandwidth, cache hit ratio and breakdowns by country, status code, cache status and device
D1 Database — query volume, rows read and written, database size and query duration percentiles
🧪 Test plan
Built and tested against a live, authenticated Cloudflare account (Pro plan, 8 zones with real production traffic) in a SquaredUp organization throughout. Validation was treated as necessary but not sufficient.
Data streams — every stream was executed against the live API via squaredup test with real object scopes, not just validated. Each GraphQL node, field name and filter was checked against the live schema by introspecting it (1,896 types, 259 nodes) rather than inferred from documentation.
Timeframes — each stream's timeframe list comes from the limits Cloudflare reports for its dataset through the GraphQL settings API (maxDuration and notOlderThan), read for a Pro zone, a Free zone and the account, and cross-checked against Cloudflare's published per-plan limits where they exist (Security Events, Security Analytics, Turnstile). The final regression ran every stream at every timeframe it offers: 329 live runs against real objects, all passing except where a Free zone is not entitled to the feature or a plan limit is expected to reject the range (both now shown as errors). The streams with no matching resources in the test account were checked by running their rendered queries. Time-series streams choose their time bucket from the timeframe (per minute up to daily), so long ranges no longer truncate at Cloudflare's 10,000-row cap.
Error handling and shared scripts — all but five GraphQL streams share one of two post-request scripts: graphqlRows.js (dotted columns such as sum.requests) or graphqlFlatRows.js (plain column names set by GraphQL aliases in the query, such as requests: count). Both raise Cloudflare's HTTP 200 errors responses through api.report.error, so an unentitled feature or over-wide timeframe shows its reason instead of an empty tile. Moving 49 streams onto them removed their bespoke scripts without changing any column names: each conversion was checked by comparing columns, and live rows on every stream with data, before and after. The five remaining scripts do more than shape rows (dataset switching, plan-limit messages, per-row zone details).
Rate limiting — the data source sends X-Rate-Limit-Type: account-based from its base config, Cloudflare's opt-in for per-account and per-zone GraphQL query budgets. Verified on a freshly added data source: the header reaches both REST and GraphQL requests, the full import succeeds, and the complete timeframe regression above passes with it. GraphQL Query was also tested with a viewer-level zone list, which Cloudflare's docs say this mode does not support; it worked.
GraphQL Query — an optional Zone or account picker now fills $zoneTag, $zoneTags and $accountTag, and Path to rows defaults to the first array of rows in the response. Tested with no selection (clear instruction to select one), a zone selected, and zone- and account-level queries.
Firewall events — Zone Firewall Event Volume was checked against a busy Pro zone: 1,963,880 events over 30 days, with its action and service filters narrowing that correctly (668,670 blocks; 53,120 blocks by custom rules). Zone Firewall Event Log reads the raw firewallEventsAdaptive dataset, which Cloudflare's settings API reports at 30 days' range and 31 days' history on both the Pro and the Free zone. It returns the newest 1,000 events in the range, so on a busy zone those cover only the most recent hours of a long timeframe: it is a log, and Event Volume remains the stream for trends. Its action and service filters were checked live (Block + Managed Rules returned only matching events).
Review feedback round — checked live after the v1 parity and consistency changes:
Zone Status returns each zone's status as a health state (active, pending, paused and so on) on Pro and Free zones; the Zone dashboard's status tile is monitored and rolls up.
Zone Traffic Breakdown's new SSL Protocol (TLSv1.3, TLSv1.2, none) and Request Source (eyeball and so on) options return data.
The new links resolve to imported object ids: Account in Account Traffic, Zone in Zone Firewall Event Volume, the primary producer Worker on Queues, and Worker and Zone on Worker Routes.
The restructured dashboards validate. Their tiles reuse tested streams, but the new layout has not yet been viewed in a fresh data source.
Paging — proven per endpoint by comparing page 1 against page 2 row signatures, not assumed. Endpoints that page are paged; endpoints that demonstrably ignore paging parameters (workers/scripts does) are left unpaged and called out in the README. One regression was caught this way: Pages endpoints reject any per_page above 10.
Import and correlation — verified end to end by importing into a real organization and inspecting the resulting graph objects and edges, not just the import status. Where an edge did not appear, the stored property values were read back off the object to find out why.
Two platform bugs were found and raised during this work:
SAAS-9815 — dependent import steps were skipped on a data source's first import, because dependsOn waited for the step but not for its objects to become queryable. A data source added on 3 November imported every object on its first import, so this no longer reproduces and is not documented as a limitation.
SAAS-9816 — array-valued properties are JSON-stringified on import, so a correlation rule joining on one is silently dead: validate passes, the import succeeds, no edge appears, nothing warns. Four rules here were affected. Proven by importing the same array twice, once declared "shape": "string" and once with no shape at all — both landed identically, ruling out the shape declaration. All affected rules now join on a scalar primary* property instead.
Not verifiable in the test account — some streams and three correlation rules could not be exercised with real data because the account holds no such resources (no service bindings, no Access applications, no AutoRAG, no Hyperdrive configs, no Workflows; no static assets, cron triggers or Smart Placement on its Workers). These are marked clearly in the README rather than presented as tested. The firewall action and service filter lists were completed from Cloudflare's naming; the values seen in live data (block, log, skip, allow; managed rules, custom rules, IP access rules, Browser Integrity Check) are confirmed, the rest are not.
⚠️ Known limitations
Full detail is in docs/README.md. The ones a reviewer should weigh:
One-to-many relationships correlate on their first value only (SAAS-9816). A Turnstile widget covering three zones draws one edge. Follows the same approach Kubernetes takes with primaryBackendServiceName.
Analytics timeframes are capped per dataset and per plan — from 1 day (firewall events by rule/action on Pro) to a year (zone traffic, daily). Zone Firewall Events and Turnstile Challenges also offer timeframes only higher plans can serve; on a lower plan the tile shows an error naming the plan's limit rather than empty data. Zone Firewall Event Volume gives 30-day firewall trends on every plan, filterable but not groupable by action and service.
No threat-type breakdown — v1's Threats by Type came from Cloudflare's deprecated Zone Analytics API; the GraphQL API does not classify threats by type. Zone Firewall Events by Service is the closest equivalent.
Several features are gated — R2 must be activated, Zero Trust Access enabled, Web Analytics installed per zone, and Page Shield / NEL / Cache Reserve / Load Balancing require paid plans. Unentitled analytics now show Cloudflare's authorization error rather than no data.
Tunnel bandwidth is not available — Cloudflare exposes cloudflared traffic metrics from each connector's local endpoint rather than the API, so Tunnels show connector health only.
Some resource lists are unpaged where paging could not be proven against real data. Listed explicitly in the README.
Costs are unitless — Cloudflare's AI Gateway analytics reports cost without naming a currency, so the plugin shows a plain number rather than assuming one.
Follow-up ideas: AutoRAG → Vectorize correlation needs a per-rag detail fetch; Pages Functions cannot currently be scoped to a single project (Cloudflare exposes only an internal script name). Further products (Logpush job health, notification history, Registrar domains, Security Center, Workflows, load balancers and monitors, WARP devices and more) are tracked in PLUG-4843.
📚 Checklist
This PR adds a single plugin only
Plugin, datastream and UI naming follow SquaredUp guidelines
Extends the plugin from 50 to 83 data streams and 16 to 23 object types,
covering the product families that were previously missing entirely.
New object types: Stream Video, Turnstile Widget, AI Gateway, AutoRAG,
Container Application, Pipeline, Realtime App.
New analytics: AI Gateway requests/errors/cache, AutoRAG queries, Browser
Rendering, Stream minutes viewed and playback quality, Images requests and
transformations, Realtime bandwidth, Turnstile challenges, Email Routing,
DMARC, Cache Reserve operations and storage, Health Check events, Page
Shield, Network Error Logs, DNS Firewall, Gateway network sessions, audit
logs, Pages Functions, Queue consumer metrics, Durable Object subrequests
and D1 query insights.
Dashboards are regrouped into Cloudflare product-family folders (Core,
Compute, Storage & Databases, AI, Media, Zero Trust, Traffic) rather than a
flat list of 22.
Notable fixes:
- Pages Functions was scoped per project, but Cloudflare exposes only an
internal script name with no mapping to the project, so it returned
nothing despite real data existing. Now account-scoped with the function
as a column.
- Images transformations used a node that returns INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR for
every query; moved to imagesUniqueTransformations, which responds.
- errorHandling never fires for Cloudflare's HTTP-200-with-errors responses,
so all 22 scripted GraphQL streams now raise the error themselves rather
than shaping it into an empty result.
- Cost is reported as a plain number: Cloudflare states no currency.
- Restored two scopes referenced by Overview tiles but missing from
scopes.json.
Every query was verified against the live GraphQL schema by introspection,
and each node's time-range cap measured rather than assumed. Many streams
return no data in the test account because the product is not provisioned;
docs/README.md records which, and why.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
REVIEW.md on main now states that a new plugin stays at 1.0.0 for the life
of its PR, since there is no version on main to compare against. Cloudflare
does not exist on main, so the incremental bumps made while building it are
not appropriate.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
REVIEW.md requires the major version to match the folder, so a 2.x.y plugin
lives in v2/. Cloudflare's earlier version is a closed-source plugin
maintained outside this repository, which is the same situation as
plugins/UptimeRobot — the rules note a missing v1/ is not a mistake.
Documentation links in metadata.json and ui.json updated to the v2 path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
On a brand new data source, the steps that import child resources run
against accounts and zones the same import has just created, and those
objects are not yet visible to their scope queries. The steps are skipped
with a warning and the next import picks them all up.
Verified against a fresh install: the first import wrote 2 accounts and 8
zones but 18 of 21 dependent steps issued no request; an immediate second
import ran every step and wrote 10 Workers, 8 Worker Routes, 6 Stream
Videos and the rest.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
- Durable Object Namespace defined by Worker (scriptName -> Worker name)
- Turnstile Widget protects Zone (domains -> Zone name)
- Worker Route on Zone (zoneId -> Zone rawId)
- Worker Route handled by Worker (scriptName -> Worker name)
Worker Route previously had no edges at all: it carries zoneId and
scriptName but not accountId, so it was excluded from the account
containment rule, and the Worker-serves-Zone bridge connects its endpoints
without connecting the route itself.
turnstileWidgets.js now emits domains as an array rather than a joined
string, matching pagesProjects.js, so the Zone rule can match any element.
The one widget in the test account carries squaredup.com, which is an
imported zone, so this rule doubles as a live test of whether correlation
matches array-valued properties at all - the two existing array-based rules
(Pages Project -> Zone, Queue -> Worker) have no matching data to prove it.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
- Worker Binding calls Worker (serviceName -> Worker name), so a service
binding links the two Workers it connects. The property was already
captured and mapped, so this needed no re-import.
- Queue produced to by Worker (producerScripts -> Worker name), mirroring
the existing consumer rule. queues.js now emits producerScripts.
- Access Application protects Zone, deriving the registrable domain from
the app's hostname with a sourceExpression, since an Access app sits on a
subdomain rather than the zone apex.
A derivation that guesses wrong yields a key matching no zone, so it
produces no edge rather than a wrong one.
Nothing further is joinable for Media (Stream videos and Realtime apps
carry no property referencing another Cloudflare object), AI (the AutoRAG
list endpoint does not return the Vectorize index it uses) or Storage
(already covered by the Worker Binding rules).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
The relationships table listed 12 of the 19 rules the plugin now ships,
having not been updated as rules were added.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
Four rules joined on an array property - Turnstile widget domains, Pages
project domains, and queue consumer and producer scripts - on the
assumption that correlation matches an array if any element matches. It
does not, and the array never reaches correlation in the first place: the
import serialises it to a JSON string, so the stored value was the literal
["squaredup.com"] and could never equal a zone named squaredup.com. All
four rules were silently dead.
Verified by importing the same array twice, once declared shape "string"
and once with no shape at all; both landed as the identical JSON string,
so the shape declaration is not the cause. Scalars keep their type, arrays
do not. Correlation offers only `equals`, so there is no operator that can
match into a serialised list.
Each affected stream now emits the full list as a comma-separated string
for display plus a primary* scalar holding the first entry, and the rules
join on that - the same approach Kubernetes takes with
primaryBackendServiceName. A source naming several targets now draws one
edge rather than none. Documented under Known limitations.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
name_servers was the last array-valued column left, and it reached tiles
and the Zone's property panel as the raw JSON ["a.ns...","b.ns..."]. It
feeds no correlation rule, so this was cosmetic rather than a dead edge,
but it is the same underlying behaviour.
The raw column is now hidden and a computed nameServers column unpicks it.
Unpicked with split/join rather than JSON.parse, which throws on the empty
string a zone with no name servers yields. A regex literal was tried first
and silently does not work in a valueExpression - the brackets and quotes
survived it - so the chain is deliberate, not clumsiness.
Swept every other stream while here: no script assigns an array to a
column, and DNS record tags arrive as an empty string rather than [],
so nothing else is affected.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CXgffao5bcMhNz3Ci7eCi9
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Cloudflare v2 adds plugin configuration, indexed resources, REST and GraphQL data streams, response transformations, correlation rules, and product dashboards. It also adds token and resource validation, dashboard scopes, plugin metadata, and setup and limitation documentation.
Changes: Cloudflare v2 integration
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Plugin setup and resource model .github/CODEOWNERS, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/configValidation.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/custom_types.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/indexDefinitions/default.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/metadata.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/ui.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/scopes.json
Added the API-token input and validation checks, Cloudflare custom types and indexed resource definitions, plugin metadata, scopes, and a CODEOWNERS rule for the plugin directory.
Resource data streams and transformations plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/*.json, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/*
Added resource discovery and analytics streams for Cloudflare product areas. Added scripts that normalize API and GraphQL results, handle GraphQL errors, flatten nested data, and map resource identifiers and metrics.
Added account and zone relationships, plus links among Workers, routes, bindings, queues, applications, and related Cloudflare resources.
Product dashboards and documentation plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/*, plugins/Cloudflare/v2/docs/README.md
Added dashboards and manifests for Cloudflare product areas. Added documentation for setup, streams, indexed resources, correlations, identifiers, and limitations.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to bb09f
Fix the incorrect RUM attribution and resource-discovery gaps before merging. Some relationships and dashboard timeframes also need correction; clarify the two misleading stream descriptions.
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In
`@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-access-application-to-zone.json`:
- Around line 11-14: Update the correlation rule’s sourceExpression for
sourceProperty domain to derive the registrable zone using public-suffix-aware
parsing, so login.example.co.uk resolves to example.co.uk rather than co.uk;
alternatively, correlate using an explicit Zone identifier while preserving the
equals comparison with the Zone name.
In
`@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-durable-object-namespace-to-worker.json`:
- Around line 9-14: Scope all listed Cloudflare Worker correlation rules by
adding an accountId equality condition alongside the existing scriptName/name
match: update
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-durable-object-namespace-to-worker.json
(lines 9-14), relate-queue-to-producer-worker.json (lines 9-14),
relate-queue-to-worker.json (lines 9-14), and
relate-worker-binding-to-worker.json (lines 9-14). In
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-route-to-worker.json (lines
9-14), first expose the scoped Zone accountId in the route mapping, then add the
same accountId condition.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-queue-to-producer-worker.json`:
- Line 2: Update the relationship labels in the queue-to-producer-worker rule to
use clear message-flow wording: change the display name to indicate that the
queue receives messages from the Worker, and change the related relationship
text to indicate that the Worker sends messages to the queue.
In
`@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-binding-to-service-worker.json`:
- Around line 9-14: Add an accountId equality condition alongside the name
condition in the five Worker Binding correlation rules:
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-binding-to-service-worker.json
(lines 9-14),
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-binding-to-r2-bucket.json
(lines 9-14),
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-binding-to-vectorize-index.json
(lines 9-14),
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/correlationRules/relate-worker-binding-to-queue.json
(lines 9-14), and the corresponding Worker rule. Then increment
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/metadata.json for the plugin changes.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/accessApps.json`:
- Around line 13-15: Enable offset pagination in both
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/accessApps.json lines 13-15 and
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/turnstileWidgets.json lines 13-15 by replacing
mode none with per_page and page parameters plus payloadArraySize on result.
Increase the Cloudflare plugin version in plugins/Cloudflare/v2/metadata.json.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/aiGatewayRequests.json`:
- Around line 97-104: Preserve raw numeric precision in the stream outputs:
remove the decimalPlaces metadata from sum.cost in
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/aiGatewayRequests.json at lines 97-104, and
remove decimalPlaces from
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/workersAiInference.json at lines 72-75 while
updating the workersAiInference script to return the unrounded average.
Dashboard columns should handle presentation formatting; no direct change is
needed elsewhere.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/d1Databases.json`:
- Around line 13-15: Update the paging configuration for D1 database indexing
from disabled to page-based offset paging, using a per-page size of 10000,
result as the row-count path, and page as the query parameter. Increment the
version in the Cloudflare metadata configuration and verify indexing against an
account spanning multiple pages.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/loadBalancerPools.json`:
- Around line 13-15: Update the load balancer pools paging configuration to use
the page-based offset contract established by the tunnels data stream instead of
mode "none", and increment the Cloudflare plugin metadata version to reflect the
behavior change.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/queues.json`:
- Around line 13-15: Update plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/queues.json lines
13-15 to use page-based pagination with per_page and page parameters, extracting
rows from result; update plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/r2Buckets.json lines
13-15 to use token pagination with result_info.cursor and the cursor query
parameter; increase the version in plugins/Cloudflare/v2/metadata.json for this
plugin change.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/rumWebVitals.json`:
- Around line 42-62: Update the computed value expressions for
largestContentfulPaintP75 and interactionToNextPaintP75 to preserve Cloudflare’s
millisecond values by removing Math.round and division by 1000. Keep the
existing invalid-value checks and INP-to-FID fallback behavior unchanged.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/dnsFirewallAnalytics.js`:
- Around line 4-25: Remove the initial data.errors check before the
normalization logic, since it makes the later handler unreachable. Retain the
null-safe graphqlErrors aggregation and its combined error message so all
GraphQL errors are surfaced.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/loadBalancerPoolHealth.js`:
- Around line 15-22: Update the health mappings for healthy and coloHealthy to
preserve unknown values: return the source value only when it is explicitly
boolean, otherwise emit null. Keep the existing responseCode, rtt, and
failureReason mappings unchanged.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/pagesProjects.js`:
- Around line 14-17: Preserve array-valued correlation keys in both
transformations: in pagesProjects.js lines 14-17, have the Pages Project mapping
return project.domains as an array instead of joining it into a string; in
queues.js lines 19-35, ensure the filtered consumer and producer script names
remain arrays for Queue-to-Worker correlations.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/streamVideos.js`:
- Line 15: Update the duration mapping around v.duration to emit null when the
value is -1, while preserving other numeric durations and the existing null
fallback for non-numeric values.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/workersAiInference.js`:
- Around line 26-40: Update the avgDurationMs calculation in the groups.map
response-processing logic to return the raw totalDurationMs divided by requests
when requests is positive, removing the Math.round-based two-decimal truncation
while preserving the existing zero fallback.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/workerInvocations.json`:
- Around line 93-97: Update the errorRate valueExpression to return the raw
percentage without Math.round-based presentation rounding, while preserving the
zero-requests fallback. Keep decimal precision configuration in the dashboard
column shape rather than applying formatting in the stream output.
- Line 14: Update the Worker invocations query around workersInvocationsAdaptive
to prevent truncating metric series at the limit of 10,000 groups: implement
filter-based pagination using a deterministic compound sort, or split the 30-day
range into smaller intervals; if neither is supported, remove last30days rather
than returning incomplete data.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Compute/pipeline.dash.json`:
- Line 24: Replace empty scalar tile config.title values with the corresponding
title-case labels in
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Compute/pipeline.dash.json:24-24,
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Compute/queue.dash.json:24-24, and
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Compute/worker.dash.json:24-24; update
every scalar tile in each dashboard while preserving the existing metric
configuration.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Media/realtimeApp.dash.json`:
- Around line 185-216: Update the dataStream aggregation for the “Peak Daily
Sent” visualization to group realtimeUsage records by dimensions.date before
applying max to sum.egressBytes, preserving the value field and label so the
tile reports the largest daily total.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Zero` Trust/accessApplication.dash.json:
- Around line 62-64: Remove the redundant "timeframe": "last7days" overrides
from the nine accessLogins tiles identified in the dashboard JSON, so they
inherit dashboard timeframe changes. Preserve the "timeframe": "none" setting on
the properties tile.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/docs/README.md`:
- Line 3: Update the introductory read-only disclaimer to remove Stream, Images,
and Turnstile from the unsupported-product list, while retaining the other
listed products and leaving the documented monitoring and data-stream coverage
unchanged.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/indexDefinitions/default.json`:
- Around line 31-62: Update the zones index definition to include optional:
true, matching the non-required “Check zone access” validation contract and
allowing account-scoped imports to continue when zone access is unavailable.
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/metadata.json`:
- Line 10: Update the category value in the metadata to an existing supported
category, replacing CDN with Network or Cloud Platforms.
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Scope every name-based correlation rule by accountId. Cloudflare only
guarantees a Worker, queue, bucket or index name is unique within an
account, so a token that can read two accounts drew edges between a
resource in one and a same-named Worker in the other. Worker Routes had
no accountId at all, so the route mapping now carries it from the zone.
Keep the RUM Core Web Vitals quantiles in the milliseconds Cloudflare
reports them in, rather than dividing by 1000 and rounding.
Drop the duplicated GraphQL error handler from three scripts, where an
unconditional first throw made the aggregated handler below it dead.
Stop reporting absent load balancer health as unhealthy, and map Stream's
-1 duration sentinel to null instead of a real length.
Correct the comments in pagesProjects.js and queues.js that still claim
the domain and script lists are kept as arrays for correlation; they are
joined for display, and the rules correlate on the primary* scalars.
Title the 106 scalar tiles, which all shipped with an empty title against
a repo convention of titled tiles, and relabel the Realtime peak tile:
its rows are per track type per day, so an ungrouped max is not a daily
total. Rename the queue producer relationship to describe message flow.
Mark the zones index step optional to match configValidation, which
already treats zone access as optional, and move the category from CDN to
the existing Cloud Platforms.
Document the public-suffix gap in Access Application correlation and the
10,000-row cap on per-minute analytics, and remove Stream, Images and
Turnstile from the unsupported list - all three are covered.
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Avoid unweighted means of pre-aggregated metrics.
Both dashboards apply mean to values already aggregated by day or country. Use weighted metrics when reporting an overall average.
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Storage & Databases/hyperdriveConfig.dash.json#L76-L94: use a query-weighted latency metric or rename the tile to Average Daily Query Latency.
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Media/streamVideo.dash.json#L131-L152: remove the country breakdown or use sample-count weighting for average buffering.
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Media/streamVideo.dash.json#L186-L207: remove the country breakdown or use sample-count weighting for average startup buffering.
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In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Storage` &
Databases/hyperdriveConfig.dash.json around lines 76 - 94, Update the dashboard
aggregations to avoid unweighted means of pre-aggregated metrics: in
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Storage &
Databases/hyperdriveConfig.dash.json lines 76-94, use a query-weighted latency
metric or rename the tile to “Average Daily Query Latency”; in
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Media/streamVideo.dash.json lines 131-152
and 186-207, remove the country breakdown or apply sample-count weighting to the
average buffering and startup-buffering metrics.
Apply the same fix in
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Inline comments:
In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/pagesProjects.js`:
- Around line 14-16: Update the tracking reference in the comment near the
readable display list from SAAS-9816 to SAAS-9815, leaving the surrounding
explanation and correlation logic unchanged.
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In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Storage` &
Databases/hyperdriveConfig.dash.json:
- Around line 76-94: Update the dashboard aggregations to avoid unweighted means
of pre-aggregated metrics: in plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Storage &
Databases/hyperdriveConfig.dash.json lines 76-94, use a query-weighted latency
metric or rename the tile to “Average Daily Query Latency”; in
plugins/Cloudflare/v2/defaultContent/Media/streamVideo.dash.json lines 131-152
and 186-207, remove the country breakdown or apply sample-count weighting to the
average buffering and startup-buffering metrics.
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Replace SAAS-9816 with SAAS-9815. The scalar primaryDomain correlation limitation is tracked as SAAS-9815.
Based on learnings: “This limitation is tracked as SAAS-9815.”
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In `@plugins/Cloudflare/v2/dataStreams/scripts/pagesProjects.js` around lines 14 -
16, Update the tracking reference in the comment near the readable display list
from SAAS-9816 to SAAS-9815, leaving the surrounding explanation and correlation
logic unchanged.
Timeframe lists were set from caps measured by trial and error, several of
which were wrong (DNS Analytics and Zone Traffic Breakdown allow 30-31 days,
not ~7-8). They now follow the limits Cloudflare reports through its GraphQL
settings API for each dataset, confirmed by running every stream at every
offered timeframe against a live account.
- Switch KV, D1, Access, AI Gateway, AutoRAG, Hyperdrive, Vectorize, Durable
Object storage and Stream streams from date to datetime filters, so they
offer intraday timeframes.
- Choose the time bucket from the timeframe (minute up to daily) and alias it
onto the existing column, so names and scripts are unchanged. This also
stops per-minute streams truncating long ranges at the 10,000-row cap.
- Add This/Last month and quarter where history allows, and serve Zone
Traffic from the daily dataset beyond two days so it reaches This year.
- Start one minute late on datasets whose cap equals the timeframe width;
Cloudflare measures to receipt time, so Last 24 hours on Firewall Events
and Last 30 days on Zone Traffic Breakdown were rejected intermittently.
- Order breakdown streams by count so truncation drops rare values, not the
most recent part of the range.
- Offer Last 7 and 30 days on Zone Firewall Events for higher plans, with an
error naming the plan's limit where it is shorter.
- Allow every timeframe on GraphQL Query and document the limits, including
how to read an account's own limits.
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Cloudflare documents Turnstile's analytics lookback as 7 days on Free and
30 on Enterprise. Offer Last 30 days and, where the plan rejects it, raise
an error naming the plan's limit instead of the raw quota message. Start
the query a minute late so a 30-day window fits a 30-day cap.
The README now cites Cloudflare's published per-plan limits and explains
why the Security Events limits do not apply to Zone Firewall Events.
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Zone Firewall Events groups by action and rule from
firewallEventsAdaptiveGroups, which allows 1 day on Pro and is unavailable
on Free. firewallEventsAdaptiveByTimeGroups counts every firewall event for
up to 30 days on every plan, but can only filter by action and service, not
group by them - so it gets its own stream rather than replacing the first.
The raw firewallEventsAdaptive dataset was rejected: it returns individual
events newest first, capped at 10,000 rows, which on a zone logging ~78,000
events a day covered only the last 36 hours of a 30-day window.
The Zone dashboard gains a 30-day event volume line graph above the
firewall breakdowns.
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- Opt every single-scope GraphQL stream into Cloudflare's account-based
rate limiting (X-Rate-Limit-Type: account-based), so each account and
zone gets its own query budget instead of sharing one per token. GraphQL
Query is left out: the model does not support viewer-level zone lists.
- Replace pathToData on the 30 declarative GraphQL streams with a shared
graphqlRows.js that raises Cloudflare's HTTP 200 errors through
api.report.error and flattens rows exactly as expandInnerObjects did.
Columns were compared before and after on every stream with data.
- Add Account Traffic: one query across every zone in an account, grouped
by zone (resolved to the imported zone's name) or another dimension.
The Overview and Account dashboards gain traffic tiles.
- Add Worker Subrequests, Cron Trigger Runs, Static Asset Requests, Cache
Requests and Smart Placement; Workers Build Minutes; R2 Bandwidth; Queue
Delayed Backlog; Hyperdrive Connection Pool; Durable Object Activity;
and Web Analytics Page Load Timing, each with tiles on its dashboard.
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- Move X-Rate-Limit-Type: account-based from 65 data streams into the
data source's base headers. Data sources created before this change do
not pick it up and need re-adding. The GraphQL Query stream's queries,
including a viewer-level zone list, were tested with the header.
- GraphQL Query: an optional Zone or account picker fills $zoneTag,
$zoneTags and $accountTag, so queries no longer need IDs pasted into
Variables, and a bound dashboard variable makes one tile serve every
zone. Path to rows is now optional and defaults to the first array of
rows in the response. The default query filters on the selected zone,
with a clear message when none is selected.
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These scripts each checked for Cloudflare errors, picked the rows,
normalised the breakdown value and renamed fields. graphqlFlatRows.js
does the first three once, and the renaming moves into the queries as
GraphQL aliases (`requests: count`, `sum{ bytes: edgeResponseBytes }`),
so every stream keeps its column names and dashboards are unchanged.
Values the scripts derived - DNS and DNS Firewall response times in
milliseconds, Workers AI average duration and Browser Rendering session
duration - are now computed metadata columns over a hidden raw column.
Checked by running the new script on each rewritten query's shape and
comparing columns with the old scripts' output, comparing live rows
before and after on the streams with data, and running every converted
stream at every timeframe.
Five scripts that do more stay: zoneTraffic (switches datasets),
zoneFirewallEvents and turnstileChallenges (plan-limit messages),
zoneFirewallEventVolume and accountTraffic (zone details per row).
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- Web Analytics streams matched any host ending in the zone name
(requestHost_like "%example.com" also matches notexample.com). Match the
zone's own hostname or its subdomains instead.
- Workers AI average duration is no longer rounded in the computed column;
the column's decimalPlaces handles display.
- GraphQL Query help notes the timeframe variables are not sent with the
None timeframe.
- README: a stream with many distinct values, such as Browser Rendering's
per-session rows, can reach Cloudflare's row cap without a breakdown.
- Title Case column names in the new streams, matching the rest of the
plugin.
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A data source added on 3 November imported all 64 objects on its first
import, so SAAS-9815 no longer reproduces. Remove the limitation until it
is confirmed either way.
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Shorten the metadata description to one sentence that covers the whole
plugin, as REVIEW.md asks, and bring "What this plugin monitors" up to
date with account-wide traffic, longer zone traffic ranges, 30-day
firewall trends, page load timing and the new Worker, Durable Object,
Hyperdrive, Queue and R2 metrics.
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Overview, Zone and D1 Database dashboards, listed in metadata.json. The
zone name, database name and IDs from the test account are replaced with
neutral placeholders.
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@clarkd nice work, extensive plugin, feels great. With an extensive plugin comes more extensive comments. Nothing is critical.
Parity with v1
Zone health: The v1 zone Health tile is gone. Add a zone health rollup, or note it was dropped.
Firewall log: The v1 Firewall Activity Log (individual events) is gone. Add a raw events stream, or note the gap.
v1 breakdowns: Threats by Country, Threats by Type, Requests by SSL Mode and Requests by Source have no replacement. Add them to Zone Traffic Breakdown, or note they were dropped.
Setup and config
Config validation: The README says validation only checks the token, but there are also account and zone steps. Update the README.
Data streams
Missing drilldown links: Zone, Account and Worker columns do not link to their objects (e.g. Zone in Zone Firewall Event Volume, Account in Account Traffic, Worker names on Queues and Worker Routes). Add sourceId and sourceType to them.
GraphQL object picker placeholder: The “Zone or account (optional)” picker has no placeholder. If blank, set it to “Select...” and “Search...”.
Option casing: Breakdown options mix “Status code” and “Status Code” (also “Cache status”, “Device type”). Pick one style everywhere.
Custom values: Action(s) and Service(s) allow typed values over fixed lists. Turn off allowCustomValues, or confirm it is needed.
Build minutes name: “Workers Build Minutes” breaks the “Worker …” pattern. Rename to “Worker Build Minutes”.
Dashboards
Dashboard size: Overview (45 tiles), Account (49) and Zone (46) are too large. Split them into focused dashboards, e.g. Traffic, Security and DNS for Zone.
Folder structure: “Traffic” holds only Load Balancer Pool while Zone traffic sits in “Core”. Move it to a better-fitting folder.
Overview name: The README says “Cloudflare Overview” but the dashboard is “Overview”. Make them match.
Spelling: “Data Centres” and “Data Centre” are UK spelling next to US “Organizations”. Use US spelling.
README
Duplicate bullet: “Gateway Network Sessions” is listed twice. Remove one.
Email Routing: It says “by action, status and rule”, but the options are Action, Status, SPF Result and DMARC Result. Replace “rule”.
HTML entity: <tag> shows as raw text in the Account Traffic limitation. Use in a code span.
- Add Zone Firewall Event Log (individual events, 30 days on every plan)
and Zone Status (zone status as a monitored health state)
- Add SSL Protocol and Request Source to Zone Traffic Breakdown
- Link Zone, Account and Worker columns to their objects
- Title Case option labels; complete the firewall action and service
lists and stop accepting typed values
- Rename Workers Build Minutes to Worker Build Minutes
- Add placeholders to the GraphQL Query object picker
- Split the Overview, Account and Zone dashboards into focused
dashboards, add an Inventory dashboard, and regroup folders into
Account and Zones
- README: describe all three config validation checks, fix the
Email Routing and Gateway entries, note the missing threat-type
breakdown, and use US spelling
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Zone health: new Zone Status stream plus a monitored status tile on the Zone dashboard that rolls up into health.
Firewall log: new Zone Firewall Event Log with individual events, newest first, 30 days on every plan.
Breakdowns: SSL Protocol and Request Source added to Zone Traffic Breakdown. Threats by Country is the existing Firewall Events by Country tile. Threats by Type has no GraphQL equivalent, so the README notes it as a limitation.
Config, streams and README
README now describes all three validation steps.
Zone, Account and Worker columns link to their objects.
GraphQL picker has placeholders.
Option labels are Title Case.
Action and service lists are completed, with custom values off.
Renamed to Worker Build Minutes.
Fixed the duplicate Gateway bullet, the Email Routing wording and the <tag> text.
Dashboards
Split into an Overview, an Inventory, an Account folder (4 dashboards) and a Zones folder (Zone, Traffic, Web Performance, Security, DNS & Email, Load Balancer Pool).
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🔌 Plugin overview
🖼️ Plugin screenshots
Plugin configuration
Default dashboards
30 dashboards: an Overview and an Inventory at the top level, then folders for Account (Account, Account Resources, Account Zero Trust, Account Developer Platform), Zones (Zone, Zone Traffic, Zone Web Performance, Zone Security, Zone DNS & Email, Load Balancer Pool), Compute, Storage & Databases, AI, Zero Trust and Media.
These are also in
screenshots/and listed inmetadata.json. Account-specific names and IDs are replaced with placeholders. The Overview and Zone screenshots predate the dashboard split and will be retaken.Overview — inventory counts and traffic across every zone in the account
Zone — traffic, bandwidth, cache hit ratio and breakdowns by country, status code, cache status and device
D1 Database — query volume, rows read and written, database size and query duration percentiles
🧪 Test plan
Built and tested against a live, authenticated Cloudflare account (Pro plan, 8 zones with real production traffic) in a SquaredUp organization throughout. Validation was treated as necessary but not sufficient.
Data streams — every stream was executed against the live API via
squaredup testwith real object scopes, not just validated. Each GraphQL node, field name and filter was checked against the live schema by introspecting it (1,896 types, 259 nodes) rather than inferred from documentation.Timeframes — each stream's timeframe list comes from the limits Cloudflare reports for its dataset through the GraphQL
settingsAPI (maxDurationandnotOlderThan), read for a Pro zone, a Free zone and the account, and cross-checked against Cloudflare's published per-plan limits where they exist (Security Events, Security Analytics, Turnstile). The final regression ran every stream at every timeframe it offers: 329 live runs against real objects, all passing except where a Free zone is not entitled to the feature or a plan limit is expected to reject the range (both now shown as errors). The streams with no matching resources in the test account were checked by running their rendered queries. Time-series streams choose their time bucket from the timeframe (per minute up to daily), so long ranges no longer truncate at Cloudflare's 10,000-row cap.Error handling and shared scripts — all but five GraphQL streams share one of two post-request scripts:
graphqlRows.js(dotted columns such assum.requests) orgraphqlFlatRows.js(plain column names set by GraphQL aliases in the query, such asrequests: count). Both raise Cloudflare's HTTP 200errorsresponses throughapi.report.error, so an unentitled feature or over-wide timeframe shows its reason instead of an empty tile. Moving 49 streams onto them removed their bespoke scripts without changing any column names: each conversion was checked by comparing columns, and live rows on every stream with data, before and after. The five remaining scripts do more than shape rows (dataset switching, plan-limit messages, per-row zone details).Rate limiting — the data source sends
X-Rate-Limit-Type: account-basedfrom its base config, Cloudflare's opt-in for per-account and per-zone GraphQL query budgets. Verified on a freshly added data source: the header reaches both REST and GraphQL requests, the full import succeeds, and the complete timeframe regression above passes with it. GraphQL Query was also tested with a viewer-level zone list, which Cloudflare's docs say this mode does not support; it worked.GraphQL Query — an optional Zone or account picker now fills
$zoneTag,$zoneTagsand$accountTag, and Path to rows defaults to the first array of rows in the response. Tested with no selection (clear instruction to select one), a zone selected, and zone- and account-level queries.Firewall events — Zone Firewall Event Volume was checked against a busy Pro zone: 1,963,880 events over 30 days, with its action and service filters narrowing that correctly (668,670 blocks; 53,120 blocks by custom rules). Zone Firewall Event Log reads the raw
firewallEventsAdaptivedataset, which Cloudflare'ssettingsAPI reports at 30 days' range and 31 days' history on both the Pro and the Free zone. It returns the newest 1,000 events in the range, so on a busy zone those cover only the most recent hours of a long timeframe: it is a log, and Event Volume remains the stream for trends. Its action and service filters were checked live (Block + Managed Rules returned only matching events).Review feedback round — checked live after the v1 parity and consistency changes:
TLSv1.3,TLSv1.2,none) and Request Source (eyeballand so on) options return data.Paging — proven per endpoint by comparing page 1 against page 2 row signatures, not assumed. Endpoints that page are paged; endpoints that demonstrably ignore paging parameters (
workers/scriptsdoes) are left unpaged and called out in the README. One regression was caught this way: Pages endpoints reject anyper_pageabove 10.Import and correlation — verified end to end by importing into a real organization and inspecting the resulting graph objects and edges, not just the import status. Where an edge did not appear, the stored property values were read back off the object to find out why.
Two platform bugs were found and raised during this work:
dependsOnwaited for the step but not for its objects to become queryable. A data source added on 3 November imported every object on its first import, so this no longer reproduces and is not documented as a limitation."shape": "string"and once with no shape at all — both landed identically, ruling out the shape declaration. All affected rules now join on a scalarprimary*property instead.Not verifiable in the test account — some streams and three correlation rules could not be exercised with real data because the account holds no such resources (no service bindings, no Access applications, no AutoRAG, no Hyperdrive configs, no Workflows; no static assets, cron triggers or Smart Placement on its Workers). These are marked clearly in the README rather than presented as tested. The firewall action and service filter lists were completed from Cloudflare's naming; the values seen in live data (block, log, skip, allow; managed rules, custom rules, IP access rules, Browser Integrity Check) are confirmed, the rest are not.
Full detail is in
docs/README.md. The ones a reviewer should weigh:primaryBackendServiceName.cloudflaredtraffic metrics from each connector's local endpoint rather than the API, so Tunnels show connector health only.Follow-up ideas: AutoRAG → Vectorize correlation needs a per-rag detail fetch; Pages Functions cannot currently be scoped to a single project (Cloudflare exposes only an internal script name). Further products (Logpush job health, notification history, Registrar domains, Security Center, Workflows, load balancers and monitors, WARP devices and more) are tracked in PLUG-4843.
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