wildburrow
Self-hosted HTTPS tunnels on your own domain: expose a local port as myapp.tunnel.example.com, or a whole wildcard
like *.myapp.tunnel.example.com, at any depth, with certificates issued on demand. Linux and macOS.
Server
uv tool install 'wildburrow[server]'
wildburrow service install # asks for the domain, DNS provider and keys, then runs as a systemd or launchd service
Point tunnel.example.com and *.tunnel.example.com at it. Or with Docker: ghcr.io/isik-kaplan/wildburrow.
Client
uv tool install wildburrow
wildburrow login tunnel.example.com
wildburrow 3000 myapp '*.myapp' # https://myapp.tunnel.example.com and https://<anything>.myapp.tunnel.example.com
Documentation
The full index is docs/INDEX.md.
- Client - logging in, the ssh and websocket transports, staying connected, proxies
- Names - wildcards at any depth, binding,
wildburrow names, several local sites behind one router - Tokens - letting people in with tokens you mint and sign yourself
- Server - the service, HTTPS, Docker and Traefik
- Settings - every setting
- Plugins and development
What changed in each release: CHANGELOG.md.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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