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ngrok is a secure TCP tunneling proxy and API ingress controller that exposes local services to the public internet. It establishes a persistent connection between a local agent and a cloud-based gateway to route traffic to local ports without requiring firewall or router configuration changes. The project provides a global gateway for routing API traffic, which includes built-in support for rate limiting and authentication policy enforcement. It also functions as an IoT device gateway, enabling remote command execution and access control for embedded hardware via a cloud-to-device bridge. A
SSH over QUIC
The main features of moul/quicssh are: Network Tunneling.
Open-source alternatives to moul/quicssh include: aluzzardi/wssh — SSH to WebSockets Bridge. aphyr/tund — SSH reverse tunnel daemon. inconshreveable/ngrok — ngrok is a secure TCP tunneling proxy and API ingress controller that exposes local services to the public internet.… jamescun/switcher — Run SSH and HTTP(S) on the same port. libfuse/sshfs — SSHFS is a network filesystem client that maps remote server directories to local mount points. It functions as a… localtunnel/localtunnel — Localtunnel is an HTTP tunneling service that exposes local development servers to the public internet. By creating…
