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Awesome Tunneling: A Curated List of Self-Hostable Tunneling Solutions
This comprehensive list, `awesome-tunneling`, compiles ngrok, Cloudflare Tunnel, Tailscale, and ZeroTier alternatives, focusing on self-hosting options. It serves as a valuable resource for developers and self-hosters aiming to expose local webservers via public domain names with automatic HTTPS, even behind restrictive networks.
tunn: Simplify SSH Tunnel Management with YAML Configuration
tunn is a Go-based tool that simplifies the management of SSH tunnels. It allows users to define and launch multiple SSH tunnels using a single YAML configuration file, leveraging existing OpenSSH setups. This utility streamlines the process of connecting to remote services, offering features like parallel execution and daemon mode for background operation.
Piko: An Open-Source Ngrok Alternative for Production Traffic and Kubernetes
Piko is an open-source reverse proxy designed as an alternative to Ngrok. It provides secure tunneling for services not publicly routable, focusing on production readiness with fault tolerance and horizontal scaling. Piko is also optimized for simple hosting, particularly on Kubernetes.
Wiredoor: Self-Hosted Ingress-as-a-Service with WireGuard and NGINX
Wiredoor is an open-source, self-hosted ingress-as-a-service platform designed to securely expose applications and services from private or local networks to the internet. It leverages WireGuard for high-performance VPN tunnels and NGINX for robust reverse proxying, offering developers and teams full control over their ingress without relying on public cloud solutions.