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Looking for ngrok alternative
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Hmm, fair.
I liked it cause i could dockerise it next to nginx and do SNI forwarding.
It had obvious and declarative config, which helped me get a redundant tunnel set up. Its great at auto-reconnecting.
I have never used ssh tunnels. Maybe its just as easy as using rathole. Learning ssh tunnels might have been a better path for me.
But rathole clicked, has been rock solid with 0 tinkering or tweaking, the config files make sense, its easy to in a docker container...
So, i cant really answer your question.
Fair, setting up ssh tunnels with autoreconnect and such is indeed more complex.