Cloudflare

I work on Argo Tunnel at Cloudflare. It lets you run servers on localhost and route traffic to them through Cloudflare, using a long-lived outgoing connection. Like 'enterprise ngrok'. It powers a lot of 'Cloudflare for Teams' and we've seen a huuuuge increase in traffic because people use it to replace their VPN and access their business' software even while WFH. We work in Go and Rust and manage a distributed system over Cloudflare's huuuuge edge network. At our scale anything that can go wrong will eventually go wrong. We're working on making the system more resilient, by slowly removing dependencies from our core user flows. And working on new features to support the rest of Cloudflare for Teams. It's a challenging environment but I've been here for 2 years and learned a ton about networking, distributed systems, concurrency, databases and Rust.