Video ID: QQ-V10sM3gI
YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ-V10sM3gI
Added At: 22-06-25 09:07:25
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Categories: Tech
Tags: cloudflare, tunnel, containerization, local network, NAND, AI starter kit
Summary
Cloudflare tunnel set up to make local NAND publicly accessible. Solution for containerized environment where apps can't talk to each other due to firewall. Cloudflare creates a public domain and HTTPS connection to allow data transfer.
Transcript
Here's how to set up a Cloudflare tunnel so that your local NAND is publicly accessible. So right now we have our Docker container where we did the self-hosted AI starter kit with Nadn, Postgress, Quadrant, and Olama. And all of these apps and services are able to talk to each other because they're all in the same containerized environment right here. And so what happens is if we try to access something like Gmail from this container, we're going to get blocked right here by this firewall. And vice versa, if Gmail tries to talk to us, our NN instance, it's not going to be able to go through. Same thing with something like Telegram. So what we have to do is we have to drag in cloudflare here to basically create a tunnel and this is going to be some sort of you know actual public address. So right now we access our nodn instance through localhost 5678 which means only our local device right here where we installed everything can use it. But through Cloudflare, what we do is we set up some sort of public domain, which is going to be HTTPS. And then what happens is something like Telegram can send data to Cloudflare. And then our tunnel from Cloudflare is basically just going to be able to eat right through this wall and go talk to our Naden instance. If you want to watch the full video, click on that link right here. And I'll see you guys over there.