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ngrok tunnels: better, faster, stronger
- cleverjake 13y agoAh! Multiple tunnels is great, my biggest issue was piping multiple services.
- dergachev 13y agoWould it make sense to try to get this to start on boot?
- RobSpectre 13y agoNgrok is one of the best tools in my belt for debugging webhooks at Twilio. Secure, fast, reliable and - above all - useful. Stoked for the new features Alan - thanks!
- kilink 13y agoA problem I've found with testing Twilio using Ngrok is the latency; occasionally connections will get closed by Twilio by timing out before they even hit my machine.
- inconshreveable 13y agoOne of the core features of this release is improved latency, but if latency was ever bad enough to cause Twilio to time out, I consider that a critical issue. Please report it to me if you ever encounter anything like that in the future.
- wuster 13y agoGreat concept, thanks for sharing. This is a valid alternative to getting a cloud machine (e.g. EC2) and providing a reverse proxy from your localhost to an open port on the cloud machine.
- csense 13y agoI'm starting to see more and more projects written in Go.
- vertis 13y agoVery cool. I'll have to give it a spin. I can think of quite a few things this could help with. Kudos also for the TLS everywhere.
- alinspired 13y agoHaven't tried ngrok yet, but maybe someone can tell me how it's different from creating an ssh tunnel (in a case when I do have a server/vps with public ip running sshd) ?