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If you're having fun, don't let me stop you, but there are tons of open source projects to simplify this process: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunnel
by anderspitman 4y ago
If you're having fun, don't let me stop you, but there are tons of open source projects to simplify this process: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
- nelsonenzo 4y agoCool list, thanks for sharing. Unfortunately none of those solutions are self hosted AND automated. They all seem to either use their own ifra, which will be slow & throttled, or require setting up a server and manually editing DNS. I may try to get my own project added to that list though, so thanks for sharing!
- alexellisuk 4y agoWe've done a lot of work on "self-hosted AND automated" inletsctl - automates a VM with the inlets tunnel server preinstalled, including with HTTPS termination with Let's Encrypt, or pure TCP pass-through inlets-operator - the same for Kubernetes Load Balancer services Feel free to take a look at https://inlets.dev/ https://inlets.dev/ We talk a lot about the community adoption here in the first half -https://inlets.dev/blog/2022/11/16/service-provider-uplinks.html https://inlets.dev/blog/2022/11/16/service-provider-uplinks.... (I'm the original founder of inlets)
- nelsonenzo 4y agoWell, yeah - For a minimum of $20/month just for the personal license!?! and THEN I need to still pay for my own infrastructure, AND run all the setup, etc. mine is free and as easy as 1,2,3: npm i -g tolocal tolocal config -> answer the 3-4 questions about domain, vpc, etc. tolocal apply. -> tunnel will come up to my own custom domain.