error parsing YAML in config file at /root/.cloudflared/config.yaml: yaml: line 5: mapping values ar
error parsing YAML in config file at /root/.cloudflared/config.yaml: yaml: line 5: mapping values are not allowed in this context
IOk, so then there's something wrong with the formatting of your config file. Can you double-check that it matches this example with formatting?
ISpecifically, check line 5 of yours for errors.
Vtunnel: I REMOVE THE TUNNEL ID
credentials-file: /root/.cloudflared/vboxtest.json
ingress:
credentials-file: /root/.cloudflared/vboxtest.json
ingress:
- hostname: vtest1.vboxsystems.com
service: http://localhost:80 - hostname: vtest2.vboxsystems.com
service: http://localhost:81 - service: http_status:404
Vthe / are not there at the end
Vlol
IThat's your problem. Your indenting is not correct, it should be:
Vyes you are correct
Vyou dan man
IThanks, happy I could help. 
Vnow how do i add this as a service
VNice
Kis it your site?
IThere's nothing we can do then, if you've been banned.
W
PHey! I'm using cloudflare dns to route traffic to my server ip. I have nginx and one listener that checks for
server_name <DOMAIN>. The other ports are disabled via ufw. Can I trust the header cf-connecting-ip to be the IP of the user that connected?
ICloudflare can act as a proxy and sit in front of your current server, so that would work. Or you could use Pages to serve .css files, either way.
WYou can use Pages for your entire frontend then also use it as a backend or call your node app
IAbsolutely, yeah. Pages Functions are ridiculously fast and MUCH cheaper than a VPS, since they only run when a request hits them.
IThat said, they're still in Beta.
INo, Cloudflare doesn't host Docker containers.
W^ Pages runs at the edge so your site is globally within 50ms for 95% of the connected users
ISo with Functions, if you get hit with 1k requests then 1k functions will serve them in parallel.
WNot really, depends on your backend work of course but you can likely use Functions
ISo yeah, if you want to use Docker then almost any of the solutions out there can have Cloudfront put in front of them to provide SSL and DDoS protection. That said, it depends on whether you want to use Docker or not.
