Pterodactyl Python egg with Git & Cloudflare Tunnel support
- ✅ 3.14
- ✅ 3.13
- ✅ 3.12
- Step 1: Download the egg (json file
egg-python.json) - Step 2: In your panel, go to the "Nests" category in the sidebar
- Step 3: Import the egg under "Import egg"
- Step 4: Create a new server and select the "Python" egg
- Step 5: Select the corresponding Docker image with the desired Python version
- Step 6: Fill in the text fields. Whether Git is desired or not. It is important to enter the Cloudflare Token And the domain/subdomain u wanna in they field.
With Cloudflared, you can create a secure tunnel to your server, making it accessible over the internet without complicated port forwarding!
Cloudflared | Create a remotely-managed tunnel
- A Cloudflare account
- 🔹 Step 1: Log in to Zero Trust ↗ and go to Networks > Tunnel
- 🔹 Step 2: Select Create a tunnel.
- 🔹 Step 3: Choose Cloudflared for the connector type and select Next.
- 🔹 Step 4: Enter a name for your tunnel.
- 🔹 Step 5: Select Save tunnel.
- 🔹 Step 6: Save the token. (The token is very long)
- 🔹 Step 7: Add Your Domain
- 🔹 Step 8: Add your token.
- 🔹 Step 9: Add public hostname
- 🔹 Step 10: Depending on the type, select http and URL always “localhost” + the python port
- 🔹 Step 11: Start your Python.
✅ You have successfully set up Cloudflared and connected it to your server!
🔹 Info: Your web server ip and port does not have to be accessible from outside and can have a local IP such as 127.0.0.1.
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