A free, open source reverse proxy written in Go. Access your Local Server from the Internet Easily

Go-Http-Tunnel is an awesome open source application that allows you to create a reverse proxy on the fly, and access your locally running servers from outside your local network. No Port Forwarding, required!

Two applications, a couple of simple commands, and a config file with 5 lines in it, and you're up and running.

I give you a detailed tutorial on how to get up an running quickly and easily.

The go-http-tunnel Github project

You can get pre-built binaries (programs) for various operating systems as well from the link above.

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[stormchaser]

Can you please demonstrate SSH access, not web this time

[Jsik]

This doesn't work for me on client (macOS Big Sur). I've got a zsh: exec format error: ./tunnel. I try multiple version of release and nothing. But Thank you for tutorial :-)

[alibsr]

Can we setup multiple clients on different regions to talk to one server??

[SusTheSurfer]

I just need to host my local website. I am confused of ser er side and client side. Kindly explain.

[xeeky]

Noob Question: Can you tell me if this can be done in virualbox invironment? like doing all these things on a ubuntu os in virualbox(server) and starting the tunnel in windows host pc(client) to achieve tunneling?

[nelsonbalmaceda]

Can you explain how to do it on android like a client or on windows like client and the server on a VPS ? maybe using Terminar application like TERMUX and then a VPN or SSH dropbear or shadowsocks to bypass a firewall ?