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[[{reverse_proxy.ngrok]]
# Ngrok: "One line" reverse proxy.

- No Authentication supported (reckec

- ngrok exposes local networked services behinds NATs and firewalls to the
  public internet over a secure tunnel.
- Use-Case: Share local websites, build/test webhook consumers, self-host
  personal services.
- <support@ngrok.com>
- Terms of Service: <https://ngrok.com/tos>


  ```
  | # A Central Server is used to tunnel (triangulate actually) ngrok
  | # public URLs to internal services using OAuth2 ...
  |
  | $ ngrok -h #  Display help
  |
  | * web interface: <http://localhost:4040> <·· Inspect traffic.
  |
  |
  | EXAMPLES:
  | $ ngrok http 80                    # secure public URL for port 80 web server
  | $ ngrok http --subdomain=baz 8080  # port 8080 available at <https://baz.ngrok.io>
  | $ ngrok http foo.dev:80            # tunnel to host:port instead of localhost
  | $ ngrok http https://localhost     # expose a local https server
  | $ ngrok tcp 22                     # tunnel arbitrary TCP traffic to port 22
  | $ ngrok tls --hostname=foo.com 443 # TLS traffic for foo.com to port 443
  | $ ngrok start foo bar baz          # start tunnels from the configuration file
  |
  | COMMANDS:
  |   api                            use ngrok Agent as an api client
  |   completion                     generates shell completion code for bash or zsh
  |   config                         update or migrate ngrok's configuration file
  |   credits                        prints author and licensing information
  |   diagnose                       diagnose connection issues
  |   help                           Help about any command
  |   http                           start an HTTP tunnel
  |   service                        run and control an ngrok service on a target operating system
  |   start                          start tunnels by name from the configuration file
  |   tcp                            start a TCP tunnel
  |   tls                            start a TLS tunnel
  |   tunnel                         start a tunnel for use with a tunnel-group backend
  |   update                         update ngrok to the latest version
  |   version                        print the version string
  |
  | OPTIONS:
  |   -h, --help      help for ngrok
  |   -v, --version   version for ngrok
```

## OAuth/OpenID Connect Authentication with Ngrok

* <https://ngrok.com/blog/authentication-with-ngrok>

[[reverse_proxy.ngrok}]]