code-server/cursor-fullstack/CLOUDFLARE_DEPLOYMENT_STATUS.md
Cursor Agent 4f65853a54 feat: Configure Cloudflare KV namespaces and add deployment scripts
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2025-10-13 09:09:10 +00:00

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# Cloudflare Deployment Status
## 🔍 Current Situation
The provided API token `hRLCKWr1enn1_qvQlpQJjEuSbIZ13LpoKHo-v5nF` has been successfully used to:
**Successfully Created:**
- KV Namespace: `API_KEYS` (ID: `2a705b445979465ca3d65b117b90411a`)
- KV Namespace: `FILE_STORAGE_KV` (ID: `cae71ccff3df4039996865e01758f53f`)
- KV Namespace: `SESSIONS` (ID: `cfc6ab0d08e24421bb602b2d96f5b8ac`)
**Failed to Create:**
- R2 Bucket: `cursor-files` (Error: R2 not enabled in account)
**Failed to Deploy:**
- Workers deployment (Error: Insufficient API token permissions)
- Pages deployment (Error: Insufficient API token permissions)
## 🔧 Issues Identified
### 1. **API Token Permissions**
The provided API token has limited permissions and cannot:
- Deploy Workers
- Deploy to Pages
- Create R2 buckets
### 2. **R2 Service Not Enabled**
The Cloudflare account needs R2 to be enabled through the dashboard.
## 🚀 Solutions
### Option 1: Update API Token Permissions
The current API token needs additional permissions. Please create a new API token with:
**Required Permissions:**
- `Cloudflare Workers:Edit`
- `Cloudflare Pages:Edit`
- `Account:Read`
- `Zone:Read`
**Required Resources:**
- `Account:Thailand.2528hho@gmail.com's Account`
### Option 2: Manual Deployment via Dashboard
1. **Enable R2 Service:**
- Go to Cloudflare Dashboard
- Navigate to R2 Object Storage
- Enable R2 service
2. **Create R2 Bucket:**
- Create bucket named `cursor-files`
3. **Deploy Workers:**
- Go to Workers & Pages
- Create new Worker
- Upload the backend code from `cloudflare/backend/`
4. **Deploy Pages:**
- Go to Pages
- Create new project
- Upload the built frontend from `cloudflare/frontend/dist/`
### Option 3: Use Wrangler Login
```bash
# Clear current token
unset CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN
# Login interactively
wrangler login
# Deploy
wrangler deploy
```
## 📋 Current Configuration
The `wrangler.toml` file has been updated with the actual KV namespace IDs:
```toml
[[kv_namespaces]]
binding = "API_KEYS"
id = "2a705b445979465ca3d65b117b90411a"
preview_id = "2a705b445979465ca3d65b117b90411a"
[[kv_namespaces]]
binding = "FILE_STORAGE_KV"
id = "cae71ccff3df4039996865e01758f53f"
preview_id = "cae71ccff3df4039996865e01758f53f"
[[kv_namespaces]]
binding = "SESSIONS"
id = "cfc6ab0d08e24421bb602b2d96f5b8ac"
preview_id = "cfc6ab0d08e24421bb602b2d96f5b8ac"
```
## 🎯 Next Steps
1. **Enable R2 Service** in Cloudflare Dashboard
2. **Create new API token** with full permissions, OR
3. **Use interactive login** with `wrangler login`
4. **Deploy the application** using the provided scripts
## 📁 Ready for Deployment
All code is ready and properly configured:
- ✅ Backend code fixed and ready
- ✅ Frontend built successfully
- ✅ Configuration files updated
- ✅ KV namespaces created
- ✅ Deployment scripts prepared
The only remaining step is to resolve the API token permissions issue.
## 🔗 Useful Commands
Once permissions are resolved:
```bash
# Deploy backend
cd cloudflare
wrangler deploy
# Deploy frontend
cd cloudflare/frontend
wrangler pages deploy dist --project-name cursor-ide
```
## 📞 Support
If you need help with API token permissions or R2 enablement, please:
1. Check the Cloudflare Dashboard for R2 enablement
2. Create a new API token with full permissions
3. Or use `wrangler login` for interactive authentication