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What is Revlet?
Revlet is an open-source, multi-tenant Enterprise IT Management Control Plane designed for educational institutions and distributed organizations. It unifies Cloudflare DNS, Email Routing, and Google Workspace for Education administration into a single pane of glass.
How does Revlet manage Google Workspace for Education?
Revlet integrates with the Google Workspace Admin SDK using a Google Cloud Service Account configured with Domain-Wide Delegation (DWD). It enables administrators to provision users, manage Organizational Units (OUs), monitor Google Drive storage quotas, and ingest security alerts directly.
How does Revlet interact with Cloudflare DNS and Email Routing?
Revlet uses Cloudflare API v4 with organization-scoped bearer tokens to execute atomic CRUD operations on DNS records (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV), toggle CDN proxying, purge edge caches, and configure custom domain email forwarding aliases.
Is Revlet secure for multi-tenant organizations?
Yes. Revlet enforces a Defense-in-Depth security model featuring Server Actions tenancy verification to prevent Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR), granular Firestore security rules, and strict Content Security Policy (CSP) headers.
How long does DNS record propagation take?
Changes made through Revlet are committed directly to Cloudflare’s global Anycast edge network, typically propagating worldwide in under 10 seconds for proxied and standard records.