✨ feat(cloudflared-web): Add cloudflared-web docker-compose and config #2241
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This commit adds the necessary files to deploy the cloudflared-web application in a CasaOS environment. The docker-compose.yml file defines the service configuration, including environment variables, port mappings, and CasaOS- specific metadata. The config.json file provides additional information about the application, such as the version, image, and links to documentation and videos. The cloudflared-web application is a docker image that packages both the cloudflared CLI and a simple Web UI, allowing users to easily start or stop remotely-managed Cloudflare tunnels.
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14-15: Use more specific version tag for better reproducibilityThe image tag
2024.11.1appears to be a date-based version. Consider using a more specific digest to ensure reproducible builds.- image: wisdomsky/cloudflared-web:2024.11.1 + image: wisdomsky/cloudflared-web:2024.11.1@sha256:<digest>
85-85: Consider using a more standard category nameThe category
BigBearCasaOSseems custom. Consider using a more standard category name that aligns with common application categories (e.g., "Network" or "Security").
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| - BASIC_AUTH_USER=admin | ||
| - BASIC_AUTH_PASS="" |
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Security: Empty basic auth password is a security risk
The BASIC_AUTH_PASS is set to an empty string, which effectively disables authentication when combined with the default admin username. This could expose the web UI to unauthorized access.
Consider:
- Making the password a required configuration
- Adding a warning in the installation tips about setting a strong password
- Implementing a secure default state
| container_name: big-bear-cloudflared-web | ||
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Add volume mounts for persistence
The configuration lacks volume mounts for persisting tunnel configurations and credentials. Without persistence, tunnel configurations will be lost when the container is recreated.
Add volume mounts:
container_name: big-bear-cloudflared-web
+ volumes:
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| container_name: big-bear-cloudflared-web | |
| container_name: big-bear-cloudflared-web | |
| volumes: | |
| - ./data:/root/.cloudflared | |
| tips: | ||
| before_install: | ||
| en_us: | | ||
| Read this before installing: https://community.bigbeartechworld.com/t/added-cloudflared-web-to-bigbearcasaos/2275?u=dragonfire1119 |
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Community link is accessible, but installation tips need enhancement
The community link is valid and accessible (HTTP 200 response). However, the current setup lacks essential information directly in the compose file. Consider:
- Adding basic inline setup instructions for quick reference
- Including security recommendations
- Adding health check configuration as suggested
Example enhancement:
tips:
before_install:
en_us: |
Quick setup:
1. Configure your Cloudflare credentials
2. Set up tunnel authentication
3. Ensure ports 14333 and 8080 are available
For detailed instructions: https://community.bigbeartechworld.com/t/added-cloudflared-web-to-bigbearcasaos/2275?u=dragonfire1119
Security recommendations:
- Use secure credentials storage
- Regularly update the image
- Monitor tunnel status🔗 Analysis chain
Verify the community link and enhance installation tips
While providing a community link is helpful, consider:
- Adding basic setup instructions inline
- Including security recommendations
- Adding a health check configuration
Add health check configuration:
image: wisdomsky/cloudflared-web:2024.11.1
+ healthcheck:
+ test: ["CMD", "curl", "-f", "http://localhost:14333"]
+ interval: 30s
+ timeout: 10s
+ retries: 3🏁 Scripts executed
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| x-casaos: # CasaOS specific configuration | ||
| envs: | ||
| - container: WEBUI_PORT | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Web UI Port" | ||
| - container: EDGE_IP_VERSION | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Edge IP Version" | ||
| - container: PROTOCOL | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Protocol" | ||
| - container: METRICS_ENABLE | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Metrics Enable" | ||
| - container: METRICS_PORT | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Metrics Port" | ||
| - container: BASIC_AUTH_USER | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Basic Auth User" | ||
| - container: BASIC_AUTH_PASS | ||
| ports: | ||
| - container: "14333" | ||
| description: | ||
| en_us: "Container Port: 14333" | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance environment variable configuration
The environment variable definitions could be improved with:
- Validation rules for ports and IP versions
- Marking sensitive fields (like BASIC_AUTH_PASS)
- Default values where appropriate
Add validation and sensitivity markers:
- container: BASIC_AUTH_PASS
+ sensitive: true
+ description:
+ en_us: "Basic Auth Password (required)"
+ - container: WEBUI_PORT
+ validation:
+ min: 1024
+ max: 65535
+ default: "14333"Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| # Network mode | ||
| network_mode: host |
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Security: Reconsider using host network mode
Using network_mode: host gives the container full access to the host's network stack, which violates the principle of least privilege. Consider using bridge networking with specific port mappings instead.
- network_mode: host
+ networks:
+ - cloudflared_network
+ ports:
+ - "14333:14333"Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
This pull request adds the necessary files to deploy the cloudflared-web application in a CasaOS environment. The changes include:
<###>✨ feat(cloudflared-web): Add cloudflared-web docker-compose and config
This commit adds the necessary files to deploy the cloudflared-web application in a CasaOS environment. The docker-compose.yml file defines the service configuration, including environment variables, port mappings, and CasaOS-specific metadata. The config.json file provides additional information about the application, such as the version, image, and links to documentation and videos.
The cloudflared-web application is a docker image that packages both the cloudflared CLI and a simple Web UI, allowing users to easily start or stop remotely-managed Cloudflare tunnels.
The addition of these files will enable users to easily deploy the cloudflared-web application in their CasaOS environment, providing a convenient way to manage Cloudflare tunnels.
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cloudflared-webapplication, enhancing metadata management.big-bear-cloudflared-webapplication.Documentation