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Overview | ngrok documentation Skip to main contentPlatformUse casesBlogResourcesDocsPricingGet ngrokLog inSign UpOverviewWhat is ngrok?How does ngrok work?Why ngrok?What's new?Getting StartedEndpointsHTTPTLSTCPConnectivityAgentAgent SDKsKubernetesPlatformNetwork EdgeAPIObservabilityIAMErrorsWalkthroughsGuidesIntegrationsFAQOverviewOverview ngrok is your app's front door. ngrok is a globally distributed reverse proxy that secures, protects and accelerates your applications and network services, no matter where you run them. ngrok supports delivering HTTP, TLS or TCP-based applications. More about how ngrok works → You can use ngrok in development for webhook testing or in production as an API Gateway, Kubernetes Ingress, or Identity-Aware Proxy. You can also run ngrok to easily create secure connectivity to APIs in your customers' networks or on your devices in the field. More about what you can do with ngrok → Get Started​ QuickstartPut your app on the internet with the ngrok agent in less than a minute.Get started with ngrok → Or instead of the ngrok agent, get started another way: Go SDKRust SDKJavaScript SDK Kubernetes OperatorDockerSSH -R Modules​ Once ngrok is in front of your app, you can add authentication, acceleration, transformation, and other behaviors. Basic AuthRequire a username and password with HTTP Basic Auth.Read more →IP RestrictionsAllow or deny traffic based on the source IP of connections.Read more → OAuthEnforce an OAuth flow to well-known IdPs like Google.Read more →Webhook VerificationVerify HTTP requests are signed by a webhook provider like Slack or GitHub.Read more → Request HeadersAdd or remove headers from HTTP requests before they are sent to your upstream serviceRead more →OpenID ConnectEnforce an OpenID Connect flow to a federated IdP.Read more → Mutual TLSEnforce mutual TLS auth with a configured set of CAs.Read more →SAMLEnforce a SAML flow to a federated IdP, optionally authorizing users by group.Read more → User Agent FilterBlock bots and browsers with rules that allow or deny HTTP requests based on User-Agent header.Read more →Circuit BreakerProtect upstream services by rejecting traffic when they become overwhelmed.Read more → All Modules → Reference​ Agent CLIAgent CLI commands and optionsRead more →Agent Config FileOptions for ngrok.yml: the agent config fileRead more → API ReferenceHTTP API resources and methods for api.ngrok.comRead more →EventsAll observable events and event payload shapesRead more → Header Template VariablesVariables you can template into request or response headers.Read more →ErrorsCodes for every unique error condition returned by ngrokRead more → Agent SDK Reference​ Gongrok-go package docs on pkg.go.devRead more →Rustngrok-rust crate docs on docs.rsRead more → JavaScript / TypeScriptngrok-javascript module docsRead more →Pythonngrok-python package docsRead more → All Agent SDKs → Guides​ Follow tutorials for common tasks when working with ngrok. Inspect your trafficView your app's traffic in real time with the ngrok agent's inspection interfaceRead more →Bring your own domainUse ngrok with your own domain by setting up a DNS CNAME recordRead more → All Guides →Edit this pageLast updated on Sep 17, 2024 by Euan KempNextWhat is ngrok?Get StartedModulesReferenceAgent SDK ReferenceGuidesngrok ServiceGet StartedSign upLog inDownloadDocsStatusngrok.comProductPricingCustomersSolutionsPartnersTrust PortalLegalAbuseDPAPrivacySecurityTerms of servicePrivacy PreferencesMoreCareersBlogCommunityTwitterLinkedInGitHub© ngrok 2024

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