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WIREDOOR
Self hosted ingress-as-a-service platform
...Wiredoor can expose HTTP and TCP services and is positioned as a secure way to publish internal tools, dashboards, home lab services, or business applications. Its ecosystem includes a CLI, documentation, Helm charts, Docker setup, and related deployment resources. The project is best suited for teams or advanced self-hosters who want structured service exposure through a managed tunnel platform. -
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Tunnelmole
Connect to local servers from anywhere
Tunnelmole is a command-line tool that gives locally running HTTP and HTTPS servers a public URL. It is designed for developers who need to expose a local app, API, Docker container, Node project, React app, or static site for testing and sharing. By running a simple command with a local port, users can route public traffic to a service running on their own machine. The project is often compared to ngrok, but it is open source and can be used with the public hosted service or a self-hosted Tunnelmole service. ...
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