Overview

This section focuses on using the Cloudflare dashboard to manage and monitor your deployed applications. Once your Next.js application is running on Cloudflare Workers, the dashboard becomes your primary interface for viewing logs, querying databases, managing deployments, and understanding how your application performs in production.

Unlike the Next-Cloudflare-Turbo and App sections (which cover development and configuration) these guides assume your application is already deployed and focuses on operational tasks - checking logs when something goes wrong, running database queries, viewing analytics, and managing deployments.

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In this section

This section covers the essential dashboard features you'll use regularly:

• Workers & Pages - Understanding your deployments, viewing request logs, managing custom domains, and navigating deployment history.
• D1 Databases - Using the D1 console to run queries, inspect table structures, view data directly, and understand migration status.
• Account Settings - Managing API tokens, understanding usage limits, and navigating billing information.

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Before you start

These guides assume you have:

• Completed the Getting Started setup
• Deployed your application to Cloudflare at least once
• Access to your Cloudflare dashboard at dash.cloudflare.com

If you haven't deployed yet, complete the initial setup first. These guides will be more useful once you have a live application to manage.

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Next steps

Start with the Dashboard Overview to understand the dashboard structure, then explore specific features as needed.