Setting up a Cloudflare Tunnel on the Raspberry Pi
In this video, we will be showing you how to set up a Cloudflare Tunnel on your Raspberry Pi.
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Cloudflare Tunnel is a super neat product that you can use completely free. It allows you to route traffic from your Raspberry Pi through the Cloudflare network without needing a publicly accessible IP address.
There are a huge number of cases where this can be incredibly useful. For example, if you wanted to host a website of a Raspberry Pi, you could use a Cloudflare Tunnel to bypass the need to open up your firewall or port forward.
This tunnel becomes even more useful if you are stuck with a dynamic IP address or are behind a CGNAT that many ISP's have begun to use. A CGNAT is basically one of the tools that allows an ISP to run multiple people through the one public IPv4 address.