Fix Cloudflare Tunnel Connectivity
Budget: $10 – $25 USD
I have a Cloudflare Tunnel running inside my Kubernetes cluster and the service behind it randomly becomes unreachable from the public endpoint. The pod spins up fine, but at some point external traffic simply stops getting through—even though there are no obvious errors in the logs and kubectl shows the tunnel container as healthy.
What I need: someone who understands both Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) and Kubernetes networking well enough to trace where the packets stall, identify the root cause of the connectivity drop, and get the tunnel working reliably again.
You’ll have access to the cluster (kube-config), current deployment YAML, and the Cloudflare dashboard. Once the issue is fixed I’d like a brief write-up of what went wrong and any configuration tweaks or monitoring hooks you recommend so it doesn’t recur.
What I need: someone who understands both Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) and Kubernetes networking well enough to trace where the packets stall, identify the root cause of the connectivity drop, and get the tunnel working reliably again.
You’ll have access to the cluster (kube-config), current deployment YAML, and the Cloudflare dashboard. Once the issue is fixed I’d like a brief write-up of what went wrong and any configuration tweaks or monitoring hooks you recommend so it doesn’t recur.
Related categories:
Network Administration
Kubernetes
Network Security
Cloudflare
Network Monitoring