This guide walks you through how to bulk add DNS records in aioflare for Cloudflare zones. You will learn how to select a zone, use the Bulk Action menu, apply the {{zone}} placeholder, generate a preview, choose a processing method, and verify the final results with confidence.

Use the following workflow to bulk add DNS records in a clear and controlled way, from selecting the zone to reviewing the final queue results.

1. Select the Target Zone

   Begin by selecting the zone where you want to add DNS records. Make sure you are working in the correct zone before continuing.

2. Open the Bulk Action Menu

   Open the Bulk Action menu and choose "Bulk Add DNS Records" to access the bulk add workflow.

3. Add the Required DNS Record Entries

   You can add multiple DNS records in one session. For this example, a single DNS record is added to demonstrate the workflow clearly.

4. Use the {{zone}} Placeholder When Needed

   In the content field, you can use the dynamic placeholder {{zone}} to automatically insert the selected zone name. This is useful when the record content should match the current zone dynamically.

5. Generate the Preview

   After completing the record fields, click "Generate Preview" to prepare a preview of the records before they are applied.

6. Review the Preview Carefully

   The preview will appear so you can review the records before applying them. Confirm that the record type, name, content, and target zone are all correct.

7. Add the Selected Record

   If everything looks correct, click "Add Selected Record" to proceed to the processing step.

8. Choose the Processing Method

   You will be asked to choose how the operation should be processed. You can select either client-side processing or server-side processing.

9. Use Server-Side Processing for This Example

   In this example, server-side processing is used. This means the process runs on the server, allowing you to safely close the app or continue working without interrupting the queue.

10. Check Queue Status History

    Once the process is complete, open Queue Status History to review the execution result of the bulk operation.

11. Review Successful and Failed Records

    In Queue Status History, you can see whether the operation completed successfully and identify any records that may have failed during processing.

12. Verify the Record in the Zone

    Finally, verify the result directly in the DNS records of the selected zone. If everything has been processed correctly, the new record will be visible in the zone.

After the task finishes, use Queue Status History as your primary reference for execution results, then verify the outcome directly in the selected zone's DNS record list for final confirmation.