persistent cfd quick tunnel

[0verflowme]

This PR introduces functionality to allow users to create and manage persistent Cloudflare quick tunnels. While quick tunnels are typically ephemeral, this feature enables users to set up long-lasting tunnels for ongoing projects or applications.

Create a new tunnel:
curl -XPOST https://api.trycloudflare.com/tunnel -H "Content-Type: application/json"

This generates a credential file (cred.json) containing tunnel details:

{
  "TunnelID": "6eed86e6-3359-4439-8561-e7e8c16730b7",
  "name": "qt-iG1nZiARKhXjEkIQ2hfCzKesBCwEKeXq",
  "Hostname": "ill-indoor-global-price.trycloudflare.com",
  "AccountTag": "5ab4e9dfbd435d24068829fda0077963",
  "TunnelSecret": "ruHGVAUTEAXTdAhOMTCJ0o/+EY3kzcsukMC7ktSQ+SQ="
}

Create a configuration file (config.yml):

url: localhost:8080
tunnel: 6eed86e6-3359-4439-8561-e7e8c16730b7
credential-file: /Users/0verflow/cred.json

Run the tunnel:
./cloudflared tunnel --config /Users/0verflow/config.yml run --cred-file /Users/0verflow/cred.json

[GoncaloGarcia]

Hey @0verflowme! This seems like a good use-case for a normal Cloudflare tunnel.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/get-started/

[adsrmk]

i dont understand how to use this, and i really need to configure my tunnel to be persistent.

[GoncaloGarcia]

As mentioned in a previous comment, named tunnels are designed to be persistent and should be used for this purpose.

@adsrmk You can follow this page in order to create a named tunnel https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/get-started/

Closing this PR as the functionality is implemented elsewhere.