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# [The Cloud in a Cabinet](https://slashgordon.hashnode.dev/the-cloud-in-a-cabinet?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How I securely expose my self-hosted services to the internet using Cloudflare Tunnels, without opening a single port on my router.

Aug 19 · 6 min read · slashgordon.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Christoph Dieck](https://hashnode.com/@cdieck88)

@cdieck88 · HH, Germany

  
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Cloud infrastructure by day. Serverless WebAssembly by night.

I am a Cloud and DevOps Systems Engineer managing AWS infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines by day. However, when I build my own side projects under the handle SlashGordon, I completely abandon the backend. I am obsessed with pure client-side architecture. I build zero-backend, browser-native applications using Astro, TypeScript, and Rust compiled to WebAssembly. My development philosophy is strict: no databases, no server maintenance, and zero user accounts. If it can run instantly and securely on the user's local machine, that is how I build it.

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