Nikita Cano

This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Cloudflare One Tunnel** feature, specifically detailing the new `dns-resolver-addrs` run parameter. It provides comprehensive information on the parameter's syntax, its corresponding environment variable, and practical usage examples within the `run-parameters.mdx` file. This **enhances user guidance** for configuring custom DNS resolvers within tunnels, making the **new capability** of specifying custom DNS resolvers more accessible and understandable for users.

This commit **updates documentation** and adds a **changelog entry** to reflect new **Cloudflare Tunnel** capabilities. It details the new replica visibility in the Zero Trust dashboard and **multi-connector log streaming**, including the "Live Logs" tab, per-replica streaming from the Connectors list, and the "View Logs" shortcut. The **documentation updates** provide users with comprehensive instructions on how to monitor tunnels and stream logs from specific replicas, enhancing the usability of the **Tunnel monitoring features**. This work ensures users are informed about and can effectively utilize the latest **Tunnel log streaming** enhancements.

This commit **adds a new changelog entry** to the `wrangler` documentation, specifically detailing the introduction of the new `wrangler tunnel` commands. This **documentation update** ensures users are informed about recent feature additions for managing **Cloudflare Tunnels**. By providing a clear record in the changelog, this commit improves the discoverability and understanding of new capabilities within the `wrangler` CLI.

This commit **adds comprehensive documentation** for the `wrangler tunnel` commands, enhancing the **Wrangler CLI documentation** for **Cloudflare Workers**. It introduces a new documentation page and a detailed partial, `src/content/partials/workers/wrangler-commands/tunnel.mdx`, which outlines the usage and options for all six `wrangler tunnel` subcommands: `create`, `delete`, `info`, `list`, `run`, and `quick-start`. This **documentation update** significantly improves user understanding and usability of the **Cloudflare Tunnel feature** by providing clear, accessible guides for its command-line management.

This commit **updates documentation** for **Cloudflare One Tunnel** hostname format restrictions, specifically clarifying limitations on wildcard usage. It explicitly states that wildcards are not supported in the middle of hostnames when configuring tunnels. This **documentation enhancement** provides clearer guidance for users, preventing potential misconfigurations related to invalid hostname patterns. The change is contained within the `src/content/partials/cloudflare-one/tunnel/hostname-format-restrictions.mdx` file, improving the accuracy of user-facing information.

This commit **enhances the Cloudflare Tunnel documentation** to officially support and guide users on configuring tunnels for **FedRAMP High** environments. It introduces new sections and updates across several guides, detailing the specific `fed-region1.v2.argotunnel.com` and `fed-region2.v2.argotunnel.com` endpoints, required firewall rules, and connectivity precheck examples. Furthermore, it clarifies that FedRAMP routing is token-based, eliminating the need for a `--region` flag, and updates the WARP Connector's Split Tunnel exclusion list. This **documentation update** ensures users have comprehensive resources for compliant and effective deployment of Cloudflare Tunnel in **FedRAMP High** settings.

This commit provides a **documentation update** by adding a new **changelog entry** for **Cloudflare Tunnel**. It announces the significant new capability to **manage Cloudflare Tunnels directly within the main Cloudflare Dashboard**, offering a more integrated and streamlined experience. This enhancement includes **native integrations for DNS records and Workers VPC**, provides **unified visibility for all Tunnel routes**, and **simplifies management for public application use cases**, thereby improving overall Tunnel configuration and oversight.

This commit significantly **enhances the Cloudflare Tunnel documentation** by populating the previously sparse `configure-tunnels/index.mdx` page. It introduces a **comprehensive overview** of Cloudflare Tunnel configuration, including common scenarios, security, and reliability tips, making it a valuable entry point for users. Additionally, several related sub-pages, such as `cipher-suites.mdx` and `cloudflared-parameters/index.mdx`, receive new descriptions to improve clarity and navigation. This **documentation enhancement** is crucial as this specific index page is frequently surfaced by **AI agents like Cloudy**, ensuring users receive an engaging and informative initial overview of Cloudflare Tunnel capabilities.

This commit **significantly enhances the Cloudflare Tunnel documentation** by introducing an **interactive card layout for SSH connection methods**, providing users with clearer, more detailed information for each option. It also **integrates a new hostname route option** for SSH and **removes 'legacy' designations** from client-side `cloudflared` authentication sections, reflecting updated best practices. Extensive **documentation refactoring** includes the creation of reusable partial components like `hostname-format-restrictions.mdx` and `hostname-route-dns-advanced.mdx`, alongside **updating navigation paths** from 'Gateway' to 'Traffic policies' across several learning paths to improve consistency and user guidance. These updates collectively **improve the clarity, accuracy, and user experience** of the Cloudflare Tunnel and Access Control documentation, particularly for SSH use cases.

This commit performs a **documentation maintenance** update by refreshing the 'reviewed' date for the guide on **deploying self-hosted VoIP services for hybrid users** via the **WARP Connector**. Specifically, it updates the `src/content/docs/reference-architecture/diagrams/sase/deploying-self-hosted-VoIP-services-for-hybrid-users.mdx` file. This ensures that readers of the **reference architecture documentation** are informed that the content regarding this specific SASE deployment scenario has been recently validated and remains current, without altering the technical instructions themselves. The update confirms the continued relevance and accuracy of the described VoIP service integration.

This commit **updates the changelog** for the **Cloudflare Tunnel** project, documenting a **new capability** for the **WARP Connector**. It adds an entry detailing the ability to **verify connectivity** to the WARP Connector host using a **simple ping**. This **documentation update** ensures users are informed about this enhancement, which provides a straightforward method for validating the WARP Connector's operational status. The change is recorded in `src/content/changelog/cloudflare-tunnel/2026-01-15-warp-connector-ping-support.mdx`, improving user awareness and troubleshooting capabilities for the **WARP Connector**.

This commit **updates the documentation** within `tunnel-status.mdx` to correct an outdated reference. Specifically, it changes a link that previously directed users to a dashboard-centric guide, now pointing them to the more relevant **API guide** for managing **Cloudflare Tunnel status**. This is a **documentation maintenance** task aimed at improving the accuracy and utility of the content. The change ensures that users seeking information on tunnel status are directed to the most appropriate and up-to-date resource, enhancing the overall user experience for **Cloudflare Tunnels documentation**.

This commit delivers significant **documentation updates** for **Cloudflare One**, primarily focusing on **simplifying prerequisites** and clarifying configurations. It **restructures and updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare Tunnel's private hostname connections**, providing clearer explanations for DNS resolution and hostname format restrictions, including expected behavior for partial wildcard matching. Additionally, the commit **refactors and updates documentation** related to **Egress Policies** and **Split Tunnels**, improving consistency and clarity for users configuring network traffic. This work aims to make the setup process more straightforward and easier to understand for basic use cases.

This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Cloudflare One WARP Connector** by adding a new section to the `tips.mdx` file. It provides detailed explanations of MTU, MSS, and packet fragmentation, along with crucial configuration recommendations. This **enhances user guidance** for network setup, helping users understand and troubleshoot potential connectivity issues related to packet sizing. The **documentation update** aims to improve the user experience for those configuring private networks with the WARP Connector.

This commit **updates the Cloudflare Tunnel documentation** to recommend `info` loglevel instead of `debug` in various `cloudflared` configuration examples. Specifically, it modifies the documentation for **`cloudflared` parameters**, **Kubernetes deployment guides**, and **log monitoring instructions**. This **documentation update** ensures that users are guided towards a more appropriate and less verbose default logging level for production environments, improving clarity and reducing potential log overload. The change impacts users setting up or managing **Cloudflare Tunnels** by providing better default configuration examples.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare Tunnel** by adding a new changelog entry. It announces the **upcoming removal of the `cloudflared proxy-dns` command**, scheduled for November 11, 2025. The entry also provides essential **migration paths** for users currently relying on this functionality. This proactive **documentation update** ensures users are well-informed about the deprecation and can plan their transitions accordingly, minimizing disruption to their `cloudflared` configurations.

This commit provides a crucial **documentation update** for **Cloudflare Tunnel**, specifically within the `tunnel-with-firewall.mdx` guide. It clarifies the purpose of the `cfd-features.argotunnel.com` domain, explaining its importance for enabling **UDP datagrams** and optimizing **QUIC performance** when configuring network firewalls. This **enhances user understanding** for proper Cloudflare Tunnel setup, ensuring seamless operation for various traffic types. A related **maintenance** task also adds a new redirect rule to improve accessibility for Cloudflare Tunnel installation and setup documentation.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare Tunnel origin parameters** by adding comprehensive details for the new `matchSNItoHost` configuration. It specifically documents the parameter's default value, its corresponding name within the UI, and detailed usage instructions. This **documentation enhancement** ensures that users can effectively configure **Cloudflare Tunnels** with the `matchSNItoHost` option, improving clarity and ease of use for this specific origin setting.

This commit provides a **maintenance update** to the **documentation** for **Cloudflare Tunnel** and **Keyless SSL setup**. It **updates installation instructions** for Debian/Ubuntu systems by changing the GPG key and repository names used in `curl` commands. Specifically, the `cloudflared` installation guides and the keyless key server setup now reference the new `cloudflare-public-v2.gpg` key and updated repository names. This ensures users can successfully add Cloudflare's repository and install `cloudflared` or the keyless key server by following the updated guides, preventing installation failures due to outdated GPG key information.

This commit introduces a **documentation update** to the **Cloudflare One account limits**, specifically adding an entry for the **maximum number of virtual networks allowed per account**. It modifies the `src/content/docs/cloudflare-one/account-limits.mdx` file to ensure users are aware of this system constraint. This enhancement provides crucial information for planning and managing Cloudflare One deployments, improving user understanding of service boundaries.