March 20th, 2023 × #HTTPS#Tunneling#Cloudflare#ngrok
HTTPS + Tunnel Your Localhost - Cloudflare Tunnels, Ngrok, and more!
Discussion on using HTTPS and tunneling services like Cloudflare Tunnel and ngrok to securely expose a local dev server and allow outside traffic for testing.
Wes Bos Host
Scott Tolinski Host
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about why you might need to tunnel to your local computer, and how to set that up securely.
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Show Notes
- 00:24 Welcome
- 01:09 GitHub tarball web streams
- 05:09 Sponsor: Sentry
- 05:48 Why would I need security locally?
- Caddy Server
- 11:23 Cookie issues
- 13:04 Examples of things that need a secure context
- MDN Features restricted to secure contexts
- 14:58 What is tunneling?
- 19:22 Cloudflare Tunnels
- Cloudflared
- Cloudflare Tunnel
- 20:50 nGrok
- ngrok
- 23:22 Local tunnel
- Local Tunnel
- 24:55 Tunnel to
- Tunnel to dev - Expose your local web server to the internet with a public URL
- 26:02 Cloudflare subdomain
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