# Installation via Cloudflare UI

### Prerequisites

To successfully integrate using Netacea, please ensure you have:

1. An active Cloudflare account with access to the Cloudflare Dashboard.
2. A “Paid” Cloudflare subscription, in order to avoid any issues with request-limits etc.
3. Access to the Cloudflare Workers product.
4. A webpack compiled code bundle provided by Netacea.

### **Implementation Steps**

Netacea will provide a Webpack compiled Worker that will be provisioned with all of the relevant API information. The following will detail how to to upload the Worker to Cloudflare.

### Create Worker <a href="#create-worker" id="create-worker"></a>

You will need to create a new service (Worker) on the account for the protected domain. Navigate to the website within the account, then Workers > Overview > Create.

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You will then be given multiple template options to chose from. As we we will be adding the code separately, we can chose Create Worker.\ <br>

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Give a meaningful name to your Worker and click “Deploy”.

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### Edit Worker <a href="#edit-worker" id="edit-worker"></a>

On the newly-created Worker summary page, select “Edit Code”

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On the edit page, copy paste the bundled Worker JavaScript code and click Save or Deploy.

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### Create Trigger(s) <a href="#create-trigger-s" id="create-trigger-s"></a>

Exit the edit view, navigate to the “Settings” tab of the Worker, select “Domains 🙴 Routes” and then click "+Add" button to proceed.

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After this a popup will appear, prompting you to select Route.

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Add the route (domain/path) that should trigger this Worker.

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You can then check what Workers are running and on what particular routes by checking the information in the center of the page:

Once you have verified that the Worker has been deployed to your route, the implementation has been completed.

### Test the Worker <a href="#test-the-worker" id="test-the-worker"></a>

To test that the Worker is working visit the integrated domain (route) and generate user traffic.

{% hint style="info" %}
***Note:** If you are encountering issues with **Workers*** ***not triggering** on a specified route, please ensure that the DNS settings for that route (DNS Record) have the **Proxy Status** (also known as orange-clouding)* *set to “**Proxied**” (enabled).*
{% endhint %}

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