Cloudflare Developers•4y ago

Hi everyone - how can we sign up for and enable cloudflare teams / zero trust

Nnaegelin Hi everyone - how can we sign up for and enable cloudflare teams / zero trust

Isaac McFadyen•6/23/22, 3:30 PM

It should be on the Cloudflare dashboard on the left sidebar under Zero Trust.

Isaac McFadyen•6/23/22, 3:31 PM

If you're an Enterprise, though, you'll want to contact your CSM and get it added to your contract first. Otherwise the Zero Trust dash is the way to go.

Kevin•6/23/22, 3:36 PM

D1 beta gonna be as closed at Durable Objects were? Signed up a few weeks ago but haven't heard back...

Peps•6/23/22, 3:38 PM

D1 is still in early development and there's only little information known about it at the moment. No ETA for a public beta at the moment

kian•6/23/22, 3:38 PM

I’m not aware of anyone being in the closed beta yet

kian•6/23/22, 3:38 PM

Maybe a few Enterprises?

Kevin•6/23/22, 3:39 PM

gotcha, thanks

kian•6/23/22, 3:39 PM

I think it’s still in the internal testing phase

kian•6/23/22, 3:39 PM

Seems promising from what I’ve seen - closed beta was this month though so they’ve got a week haha

Erisa•6/23/22, 3:39 PM

to my knowledge it should be only employees and possibly a tiny handful of ents

Kevin•6/23/22, 3:42 PM

also, what's the current happy-path for Oauth Workers (API) + SPA/static site login tracking?

Kevin•6/23/22, 3:42 PM

I rolled my own on slick.af (using KV for session/token tracking) and would like to not repeat that headache

Andy•6/23/22, 3:50 PM

wow this is really cheap https://shrx.club/i/dbe6acc2

Andy•6/23/22, 4:03 PM

the toggle isnt centered im always ganna see it now https://shrx.club/i/3e5b2b9d

kian•6/23/22, 4:03 PM

brb declaring a P0 incident

Andy•6/23/22, 4:04 PM

whats that

MattIPv4•6/23/22, 4:06 PM

all hands on deck critical incident

Andy•6/23/22, 4:09 PM

i dont believe that

Andy•6/23/22, 5:09 PM

Andy•6/23/22, 5:10 PM

more then chrome

kian•6/23/22, 7:25 PM

Well, yeah.

kian•6/23/22, 7:25 PM

Cloudflare has no idea what port you want if it's non-standard (assuming you're not using Tunnels) so it needs to be specified.

kian•6/23/22, 7:25 PM

80808080 is also a HTTP port.

kian•6/23/22, 7:25 PM

Like you did by putting :8080:8080 in the URL.

kian•6/23/22, 7:25 PM

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kian•6/23/22, 7:26 PM

https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/get-started/reference/network-ports/#network-ports-compatible-with-cloudflares-proxy

kian•6/23/22, 7:26 PM

By?

kian•6/23/22, 7:27 PM

Probably better off just using Tunnels which can map hostnames on 80/443 to whatever port on your internal service. https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-apps/install-and-setup/tunnel-guide/#set-up-a-tunnel-remotely-dashboard-setup

kian•6/23/22, 7:32 PM

Cloudflare is making the user to Cloudflare connection HTTPS, it's your job to make Cloudflare to your webserver HTTPS. If you're just using HTTP then all of your traffic is going unencrypted over the internet from Cloudflare to your webserver.

kian•6/23/22, 7:32 PM

You can use HTTP with Tunnels since you'd install cloudflaredcloudflared on the same server.

kian•6/23/22, 7:34 PM