Integrate Cloudflare Zero Trust (Access) Policy Management per DNS Entry

[ChrispyBacon-dev]

Idea Title: Integrate Cloudflare Zero Trust (Access) Policy Management per DNS Entry

Description:

Enhance DockFlare to allow users to configure and manage Cloudflare Zero Trust Access policies directly alongside their DNS entries/services. This provides granular control over access permissions for each application exposed via DockFlare.

Problem Solved:

Currently, managing Cloudflare Zero Trust policies is separate from managing DNS entries and ingress rules within DockFlare. This leads to manual effort to secure each new service and makes applying specific access rules per service cumbersome. Implementing the "secure by default" *.tld Zero Trust best practice requires manual configuration outside of DockFlare.

Proposed Solution:

1. Per-DNS Entry Policy Option: Add a feature in the DockFlare UI (e.g., a dropdown or policy selection field) for each DNS entry/service.
2. Policy Selection/Linking: Allow users to:
   • Link the service to the domain's default *.tld Zero Trust policy.
   • Apply common policy types (e.g., "Require Authentication", "Public Bypass").
   • Potentially link to/reference existing Cloudflare Access Policies.
3. Automated Policy Creation/Modification: Leverage the Cloudflare Zero Trust (Access) API to:
   • Create or modify Access Applications and Policies based on the user's selection for a specific DNS entry.
   • Specifically, automate the creation of "Bypass" rules for DNS entries designated as "Public".
4. Encourage Best Practice: Promote the secure-by-default model by highlighting the benefit of setting up a *.tld Zero Trust policy and making it easy to apply this default within DockFlare.

Potential Benefits:

• Improved Security: Facilitates "secure by default" and makes applying granular access control easier.
• Simplified Management: Users manage DNS and access policies in one place.
• Reduced Manual Effort: Automates the creation of specific policies, especially bypass rules.
• Better User Experience: Streamlines the process of securing new services.
• Granular Control: Allows different services to have different access requirements.

[ChrispyBacon-dev]

With the latest version full support for cloudflare access policys is available via labels and UI. It is a big update check out the release notes and wiki for documentation.
https://github.com/ChrispyBacon-dev/DockFlare/releases/tag/v1.6