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docs: enhance Cloudflare section by adding detailed steps for using Let's Encrypt and removing redundant instructions

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@@ -40,10 +40,33 @@ Follow the steps in the same order to prevent any issues.
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You can create a certificate for your origin server using two methods:
- Using Cloudflare's Origin CA to generate a certificate for your origin server.
- Using Let's Encrypt to generate a certificate for your origin server.
- Using Cloudflare's Origin CA to generate a certificate for your origin server.
We assume that you have enabled the `Full (Strict)` mode in the previous step, is super important to follow the steps in the same order to prevent any issues.
### Using Let's Encrypt
1. Go to cloudflare dashboard and then click on `Account Home` -> Select the Domain.
2. On the left side, click `DNS`.
3. Click on `Records`.
4. Click on `Add Record`.
5. Select `A` record type.
6. Enter the `Host` name, eg. `api` so it will be `api.dokploy.com`.
7. Enter the `IPv4 Address` from your server where the application is hosted eg. `1.2.3.4`.
8. Click `Save`.
9. Go to dokploy panel and now you can assign either for `Applications` or `Docker Compose`.
10. Go to `Domains` section.
11. Click `Create Domain`.
12. In the `Host` field, enter the domain name eg. `api.dokploy.com`.
13. In the `Path` field, enter the path eg. `/`.
14. In the `Container Port` field, enter the port where your application is running eg. `3000`.
15. In the `HTTPS` field enable `ON`.
16. In the `Certificate` field select `Let's Encrypt`.
17. Click `Create`.
18. A domain will be automatically assigned to your application.
19. Wait a few seconds and refresh the application.
20. You should see the application running on the domain you just created.
### Using Cloudflare's Origin CA
1. Go to cloudflare dashboard and then click on `Account Home` -> Select the Domain.
2. On the left side, click `SSL/TLS`.
@@ -73,28 +96,6 @@ You can also create a certificate for wildcards domains eg. `*.dokploy.com` and
**Important**: With a free Cloudflare account, this methods work only for the main domain and subdomains, not for sub-subdomains. Eg. `api.dokploy.com` works but `staging.api.dokploy.com` does not work.
</Callout>
### Using Let's Encrypt
1. Go to cloudflare dashboard and then click on `Account Home` -> Select the Domain.
2. On the left side, click `DNS`.
3. Click on `Records`.
4. Click on `Add Record`.
5. Select `A` record type.
6. Enter the `Host` name, eg. `api` so it will be `api.dokploy.com`.
7. Enter the `IPv4 Address` from your server where the application is hosted eg. `1.2.3.4`.
8. Click `Save`.
9. Go to dokploy panel and now you can assign either for `Applications` or `Docker Compose`.
10. Go to `Domains` section.
11. Click `Create Domain`.
12. In the `Host` field, enter the domain name eg. `api.dokploy.com`.
13. In the `Path` field, enter the path eg. `/`.
14. In the `Container Port` field, enter the port where your application is running eg. `3000`.
15. In the `HTTPS` field enable `ON`.
16. In the `Certificate` field select `Let's Encrypt`.
17. Click `Create`.
18. A domain will be automatically assigned to your application.
19. Wait a few seconds and refresh the application.
20. You should see the application running on the domain you just created.
## Assign a Domain Flexible