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Operate Pulsar documentation ​

Use the scheduled workflow to build, link-check, and probe the public documentation origin. It does not collect reader analytics; deployment history and public HTTP responses provide the operational evidence.

Watch the release signals ​

SignalExpected resultResponse when it fails
Scheduled quality runBuild, links, budgets, and generated artifact passTriage the failing repository-owned check before Cloudflare deploys the next Git revision
Apex responseHTTPS, canonical host, secure headers, and a rendered routeCheck DNS, custom-domain attachment, and Pages deployment history
www response301 to the apex with the same path and queryRestore the Cloudflare Redirect Rule
Preview responseX-Robots-Tag: noindexStop preview promotion and correct the Pages header rule
Release revisionMatches the Cloudflare Pages deployment for mainPromote the previous known-good deployment

Validate a production deployment ​

  1. Confirm Cloudflare Pages deployed the intended main revision and retain its deployment URL in private evidence. The GitHub workflow verifies the source; it does not deploy Pages.
  2. Fetch /, one guide, one reference page, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, /404.html, and a .html alias. Confirm the response status, canonical host, redirect target, cache policy, and security headers.
  3. Confirm a pull-request deployment exposes X-Robots-Tag: noindex before sharing its URL.
  4. Run the scheduled uptime probe after DNS activation. A failed public probe blocks launch approval rather than becoming a waived warning.

Recover safely ​

Promote the prior known-good deployment in Cloudflare Pages, then repeat the response checks. The deployment history promotion is the rollback mechanism; it preserves the checked artifact and avoids an emergency local rebuild.

Boundaries ​

Cloudflare DNS, access to the existing Pages project and zone, custom-domain attachment, Pages build settings, and the Redirect Rule are administrator-owned controls. The repository can validate its artifact but cannot prove those external settings until an authorized deployment and public probe run.