Cloudflare Zero Trust – Server Solutions Don’t Have a Public IP [Gratis]

On this occasion the admin wants to share related to Cloudflare Zero Trust products. Case studies discussed this time are specific in terms of server solutions do not have a public IP. So, later the output you can create an application on a local server (VPS / VM) can be accessed from the public.

What needs to be informed is that you only need an internet connection at home, your local server (VM) if it is connected to the internet can be accessed from the public through Tunnel Cloudflare Zero Trust. How to setup is quite easy to see the documentation of Cloudflare Zero Trust.

This service is perfect for those of you who are building a startup, for those of you who want to access the application at your home via the internet directly, and so forth.

What are the case studies that can be implemented through this tunnel? If I often use it for:

1. Access SSH Server
   The most important for a Linux administrator is the SSH Server Accessing Method. This we can achieve using this tunnel.
2. Access http/https (web server)
   HTTP/https service most people use, most of their applications are web service.
3. Access the TCP port
   Web service supporting applications or tools usually need to be published so that developers can interact directly with these tools, such as: Redis, Postgres, RabbitMQ and others.

So, that’s more or less. How to setup and configuration can refer to direct documentation.

Admin Lukmanlab, Devops engineer, site reliability engineer, system administrator.