Switch to using Cloudflare named tunnels for persistent connections

desktop/ftl.host.nix

@@ -3,18 +3,36 @@
 let
   # Cloudflare tunnel definitions
   tunnels = {
+    # Define each tunnel with its configuration
     warp = {
-      remoteHost = "warp.ftl.host";           # Cloudflare hostname
+      name = "ftlhost-ssh";                   # Tunnel name (used for service name and config)
-      remoteTarget = "localhost:22";          # Where traffic routes to
+      id = "";                                # Leave empty initially, you'll need to create and fill this
-      localBindPort = 4401;                   # Local port exposed by cloudflared
+      hostname = "warp.ftl.host";            # Cloudflare DNS hostname
-      logDir = "/var/lib/cloudflared";       # Directory for logs
+      service = "ssh://localhost:22";        # Local service to route traffic to
     };
+    # Add more tunnels here as needed
   };
+  
+  # Function to generate config file content for each tunnel
+  tunnelConfigFor = name: tunnel: ''{
+  "tunnel": "${tunnel.id}",
+  "credentials-file": "/var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.json",
+  "logfile": "/var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.log",
+  "loglevel": "info",
+  "ingress": [
+    {
+      "hostname": "${tunnel.hostname}",
+      "service": "${tunnel.service}"
+    },
+    {"service": "http_status:404"}
+  ]
+}'';
+
 in {
   # Install cloudflared
   environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [ cloudflared ];
   
-  # Define cloudflared user and group at the top level
+  # Define cloudflared user and group
   users.users.cloudflared = {
     isSystemUser = true;
     group = "cloudflared";
@@ -30,41 +48,65 @@ in {
     "d /var/lib/cloudflared 0755 cloudflared cloudflared -"
   ];
 
-  # Systemd services per tunnel
+  # Create a systemd service for each tunnel
   systemd.services = lib.mapAttrs (name: tunnel: {
-    description = "Cloudflared Access TCP Tunnel for ${tunnel.remoteHost}";
+    description = "Cloudflare Tunnel for ${tunnel.hostname}";
     after = [ "network-online.target" ];
     wants = [ "network-online.target" ];
     wantedBy = [ "multi-user.target" ];
     
+    # Create config file before starting the service
+    preStart = ''  
+      # Create config file if it doesn't exist
+      if [ ! -f "/var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.yml" ]; then
+        echo '${tunnelConfigFor name tunnel}' > /var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.yml
+        chown cloudflared:cloudflared /var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.yml
+        chmod 600 /var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.yml
+      fi
+    '';
+    
+    # Service configuration
     serviceConfig = {
-      # The key setting to ensure the service stays running
       Type = "simple";
-      ExecStart = "${pkgs.cloudflared}/bin/cloudflared access tcp --hostname ${tunnel.remoteHost} --url ${tunnel.remoteTarget} --port ${toString tunnel.localBindPort} --logfile ${tunnel.logDir}/${name}.log";
+      ExecStart = "${pkgs.cloudflared}/bin/cloudflared tunnel --config /var/lib/cloudflared/${name}.yml run";
-      
-      # Automatic restart
       Restart = "always";
       RestartSec = "5s";
-      
-      # Run as cloudflared user
       User = "cloudflared";
       Group = "cloudflared";
-      
-      # Standard outputs
       StandardOutput = "journal";
       StandardError = "journal";
+      
+      # Security hardening
+      ProtectSystem = "strict";
+      ProtectHome = "read-only";
+      PrivateTmp = true;
     };
   }) tunnels;
 
   # Documentation metadata
   meta.doc = ''
-    This module defines persistent cloudflared TCP tunnels using access tcp.
+    This module defines persistent Cloudflare Tunnels using the tunnel command.
-    Add tunnels by appending to the `tunnels` attribute set.
+    
-
+    Before using this module:
-    Required keys:
+    
-    - remoteHost: The public hostname exposed via Cloudflare Tunnel.
+    1. Create a tunnel for each service with:
-    - remoteTarget: The internal service to forward traffic to (e.g. localhost:22).
+       $ sudo -u cloudflared cloudflared tunnel create <name>
-    - localBindPort: The port to expose locally (e.g. 4401).
+       
-    - logDir: Directory path for log files.
+    2. Get the tunnel ID with:
+       $ sudo -u cloudflared cloudflared tunnel list
+       
+    3. Add the tunnel ID to the corresponding tunnel definition in this file
+    
+    4. Create a credentials file for each tunnel at /var/lib/cloudflared/<name>.json
+       This will be created automatically when you create the tunnel
+    
+    5. Configure DNS for your hostname to point to the tunnel with:
+       $ sudo -u cloudflared cloudflared tunnel route dns <tunnel-id> <hostname>
+    
+    Add more tunnels by adding entries to the tunnels attribute set with:
+    - name: Descriptive name for the tunnel
+    - id: The tunnel ID (from cloudflared tunnel create)
+    - hostname: The hostname to expose via Cloudflare
+    - service: The local service to route to (e.g., ssh://localhost:22)
   '';
 }