New provider: Cloudflare
Cloudflare DNS zones and records are now manageable from Unolia.
Cloudflare was one of the first DNS providers added to Unolia. The first version focused on the basics: list zones, create records, update records, delete records, and keep local state in sync.
Cloudflare also forced Unolia to care about provider-specific details early. Proxied records, CNAME behavior, pagination, and token scopes all needed to feel normal inside the same DNS interface used for every other provider.
In v2, Cloudflare also plugs into the cost side of Unolia. Registrar pricing and account-level metadata can now be part of the same project view as domains, DNS, hosting, and the rest of the stack.
For teams that keep most of their DNS in Cloudflare, this makes Unolia a better starting point: you can see what exists, fix records, and understand where the domain fits in a project without opening another tab first.