Exactly, I’m running Cloudflare’s tunnel as a sidecar container in the kubernetes pods that need to be reachable from the internet. It’s a very convenient way of doing so, CloudFlare can even load balance it on their side, and it has been very stable.
It’s the convenience of it that is the big selling point to me.
Yep. The hardest part of a k8s cluster at home is ingress and storage. Previously I was using metallb and port forwarding, which worked ok, but not very reliably for various reasons. A cloudflare tunnel sidecar completely solved the ingress issues.
It’s the convenience of it that is the big selling point to me.