Cloudflare Tunnel Helm Chart typically refers to the Helm Chart provided by Cloudflare for deploying their Tunnel software. As part of our Server Management Service, Bobcares provides answers to all of your questions.

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Users can use the Cloudflare Tunnel Helm Chart in order to deploy Cloudflare Tunnel on Kubernetes clusters. This tunnel allow resources to connect with Cloudflare securely even without a publicly routable IP address. Instead of sending traffic to an external IP while using Tunnel, a small daemon called cloudflared creates an outbound-only link to Cloudflare’s edge within the system.

SSH servers, HTTP web servers, remote desktops, and other protocols can be securely connected to Cloudflare via Cloudflare Tunnel. In this manner, the origins won’t be subject to attacks that get around Cloudflare and can serve traffic through it. Let’s look into the details:

Setup Steps

1. Initially, add a new Helm repository named “kubitodev” with the URL "https://charts.kubito.dev." Helm repositories are locations where Helm charts are kept.

2. Then, set up a Helm chart named “cloudflared” from the “kubitodev” repository:

With the default setup, the code installs cloudflared on the Kubernetes cluster. The parameters that can be set during setup are listed in this section.

In order to remove the chart, we can use the following code. The will removes all the Kubernetes things linked with the chart and deletes the release.

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Conclusion

Before running the above steps, make sure Helm is setup on the system. Additionally, we must note that the exact charts and URLs may change in the future.