Application policy that gives particular users access to particular url paths

Zero Trust
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Hey! How do I setup a policy that gives particular user access to a particular url within an application? I can’t see an option that applies a policy to a particular url.

Of course, another way of doing this is to create an application for each different domain that needs protection - but that seems suboptimal…

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That’s what you’d need to do. Actually, an application per path pattern. No need to use a wildcard for paths, but possible for subdomains. Also, the most specific path prevails So:

Application 1:
https://example.com/path-a/ [only John can access]
Application 2:
https://example.com/path-a/path-b/ [only Mary can access]
Application 3:
https://*.example.com/path-b/ [only Mark can access]
etc.

application

The resource being protected by Cloudflare Zero Trust. An application can be a subdomain, a path, or a SaaS application.

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A post was split to a new topic: How do I add a tunnel to a remote VM without Cloudflare credentials

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I moved your other question on to another topic in the Cloudflare Tunnel subcategory, so that it attracts the attention of the proper set of eyes. I have zero experience with Tunnels.

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