Adding a webpage that uses another port

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I’ve got my html front-end forwarding to port 80, my website is running and <mywebsite . com> connects my users to <myip: 80>.

My back-end is running and forwarding some statistics on port 5050.

I’ve just added a link on my front end to <myip: 5050> which forwards and opens just fine.

Is there a way I can read and display data from both ports on two different webpages? I’d like to link /statistics in my html file and have it display the data that’s currently forwarded from port 50.

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That’s far beyond Cloudflare services.
Cloudflare itself doesn’t proxy other ports than the following unless you’re an Enterprise customer using spectrum.

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169156-Which-ports-will-Cloudflare-work-with-

For anything else you should use forums like Stack Overflow or something similar.

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