Ingress
reTunnel
BetaExpose local services behind NATs and firewalls over encrypted tunnels.
A free, open-source ingress platform that exposes local HTTP, HTTPS and TCP services through encrypted tunnels. It offers webhook inspection and replay, custom subdomains, HTTP Basic Auth and a self-hostable server, run from a single command or a declarative YAML file.
Who it is for. Developers testing webhooks and callbacks against a public URL, and teams that want to run their own ingress.
- Status
- Beta
- Part of
- Offerings
- Licence
- Open source (MIT)
- Product site
- www.retunnel.com
- Tags
- Secure tunnelsHTTP and TCPWebhook debuggingSelf-hostableOpen source
What it does
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One command
Expose a local server with a single command. Basic use needs no sign-up.
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Encrypted by default
Every connection is encrypted end to end, and a local machine can serve public HTTPS without managing certificates.
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HTTP, HTTPS and TCP
Tunnel web services and raw TCP, such as SSH and databases, from behind NATs and firewalls.
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Webhook debugging
Inspect and replay inbound webhook events while developing an integration.
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Subdomains and auth
Reserve a subdomain and protect a tunnel with HTTP Basic Auth, using a flag or a declarative config file.
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Self-hostable
Run your own reTunnel server for full control, or use the hosted platform. The client and CLI are MIT-licensed.
Documentation and access details are on the product site, www.retunnel.com. For a pilot, an integration or procurement questions, contact us.