Cloudflare Mini Runtime Container

This project deploys the Akto mini-runtime container to Cloudflare Workers.

Prerequisites

Before deploying, you need to:

1. Have a Cloudflare account with Workers enabled
2. Have wrangler CLI installed and authenticated
3. Access to your Akto dashboard for configuration values

Deployment Steps

1. Create the Queue

First, create the required queue:

wrangler queues create akto-traffic-queue

2. Push the Container Image

Pull the Akto mini-runtime container:

docker pull --platform linux/amd64 aktosecurity/mini-runtime-container:latest

Push it to your Cloudflare registry:

wrangler containers push aktosecurity/mini-runtime-container:latest

3. Configure Container Image

After pushing, you'll receive a container image URL. Add this URL to the image field in your wrangler.jsonc file:

{
  "compatibility_date": "2023-05-18",
  "main": "src/index.ts",
  "container": {
    "image": "YOUR_PUSHED_IMAGE_URL_HERE"
  }
}

4. Configure Environment Variables

In your index.ts file, update the envVars object with your Akto configuration:

const envVars = {
  AKTO_DATABASE_ABSTRACTOR_TOKEN: "YOUR_UNIQUE_TOKEN_FROM_AKTO_DASHBOARD",
  AKTO_DATABASE_ABSTRACTOR_URL: "https://cyborg.akto.io"
}

You can get your unique token from your Akto dashboard. The database abstractor service URL is https://cyborg.akto.io by default.

5. Deploy

Once configured, deploy your worker:

wrangler deploy

Configuration Values

• Database Abstractor Token: Get this from your Akto dashboard (unique per user)
• Database Abstractor URL: Default is https://cyborg.akto.io
• Container Image URL: Generated when you push the container to Cloudflare registry