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Expose AWS EC2 web app via Cloudflared tunnel
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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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When it doesnt work, check the log files for the firewall block message.
The EC2 firewall? I was looking at the systemctl logs for cloudflare, so dunno why I didn't even think of firewall logs. I should indeed have done that. Let me check that and post an update.
If nothing shows in the logs, run a packet capture on the ec2 instance and test cloudflare again.