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Setup Windows Terminal to use Cloudflare Access for SSH authentication
Windows Terminal is a modern terminal application, which supports a wide variety of customisation through profiles. Windows Terminal Profiles can be used to configure terminal colours, fonts, and commands. We are going to use this, to setup a new Windows Terminal profile to connect to a server using SSH while authenticating with Cloudflare Access. Setup Short Lived Certificates The first step in this process is to setup an SSH server which is configured to use Cloudflare Access and Short Live
Read more...Browser based SSH with Short Lived Certificates using Cloudflare Zero Trust
SSH is the de-facto standard for remotely accessing Unix computers. However, it requires pre-configured keys and an SSH client to be available on the client computer. By using a Cloudflare Tunnel and Cloudflare Access you can use any web browser as the SSH client, and use Cloudflare Access for authenticating to the remote computer instead of SSH keys. Introduction In this post I am going to provide details on how to configure Cloudflare Zero Trust with Cloudflare Access and Cloudflare Tunnels
Read more...Using Ghost as a Headless CMS with Static Site Generator and Deploying to Cloudflare Pages
Most blogging websites are powered by server-side software such as Ghost or WordPress. This is extremely useful since they can support complex post editors, schedule posts to be released later, and allow users to register on the website. I self-host Ghost in a dedicated virtual machine, but this mean that I have no redundancy and if I have to do a reboot of the virtual machine for updates it results in my blog content being unavailable for a few minutes. Eventually, I decided I wasn’t happy wit
Read more...Protect Microsoft SQL Server with a Cloudflare Tunnel and Cloudflare Access
Microsoft SQL Server is a database server engine used in a wide variety of organisations for storing their data. Sometimes, it can be necessary to provide access to this data from remote locations (such as to remote workers, or to services running in remote locations). A Cloudflare Tunnel when combined with Cloudflare Access can provide secure access to a Microsoft SQL Server instance without requiring any ports to be opened or a VPNs to be configured. Introduction In this post, I am goin
Read more...Using Cloudflare Access and tunnels to create an RDP jump host
Cloudflare Tunnels are a useful way of allowing private services to be accessed remotely, without exposing the devices to inbound connections. This can be combined with Cloudflare Access to provide a secure way of accessing services such as remote desktop. These services can be used to setup a bastion inside a private network. The bastion will then permit a connection to be made to a destination device on the private network. Setting up the Cloudflare Access Application The fi
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