How Argo Tunnel engineering uses Argo Tunnel
Aug 27, 2020Chung-Ting Huang
Summary
This post details how the Argo Tunnel engineering team uses Argo Tunnel and Cloudflare Access to create a secure, remote development environment for their distributed team. It covers the evolution of their development stack from Docker Compose to Skaffold + Minikube, and finally to Tilt + Docker for Mac Kubernetes. The core contribution is the pattern of using Argo Tunnel as a sidecar to a reverse proxy that injects authentication tokens, secured by Cloudflare Access policies, to share Kubernetes dashboards and development environments remotely.
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