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by inconshreveable 3y ago
hi hn, i'm the creator of ngrok. here to answer any questions! we're excited to continue bringing the magic of ngrok to production workloads. there's no networking to configure, just helm install it. and unlike other ingress
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Ngrok's K8s ingress controller: get ingress anywhere(ngrok.com)
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by inconshreveable 3y ago
hi all, i'm the creator of ngrok. we released a similar SDK for Go a couple weeks ago [1] and we're really excited to make it just as easy to listen on the internet as it is to listen on a local port for all the Rustaceans out the
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by inconshreveable 4y ago
hi all, i'm the author and creator of ngrok. we're really excited to make it just as easy to listen on the internet as it is to listen on a local port. happy to answer any questions
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by inconshreveable 4y ago
hi all, creator and founder of ngrok here! we're super excited to share this release with the HN community. i'll try to answer any questions you have in the comments here. we're making all of the functionality available for f
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by inconshreveable 5y ago
can you tell me a little bit more about what's tedious about it and/or the higher-layer problem you're trying to solve? edit: feel free to email me as well at alan at ngrok dot com
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by inconshreveable 5y ago
happy to chat more about our future plans offline, feel free to send me a note. i’m alan at ngrok dot com. would be curious to see what project you’re incubating!
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by inconshreveable 5y ago
hi folks, i’m the founder/creator of ngrok. happy to answer any questions. we’ve got some exciting improvements we’re looking to share with the community very soon here <3 to you all
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by inconshreveable 5y ago
Thanks Kord! Founder of ngrok here, just a quick note of correction for others in this thread: ngrok is absolutely intended for production use cases. There are many customers both hobbyist and enterprise running thousands of production work
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by inconshreveable 6y ago
Really sorry about the frustrations! We're working on improving both of those pain points (as well as many other things). If you're still an ngrok user, send me an email at alan at ngrok dot com
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by inconshreveable 7y ago
It's missing my personal favorite: ngrok http file:///Users/alan/share
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by inconshreveable 7y ago
ngrok | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | Remote OK | US Only | https://ngrok.com ngrok is looking for networking and distributed systems engineers. ngrok has a rare combination of a small team with very deep technical challenges
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by inconshreveable 7y ago
ngrok | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | Remote OK | US Only | https://ngrok.com ngrok is looking for networking and distributed systems engineers. ngrok has a rare combination of a small team with very deep technical challenges
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by inconshreveable 8y ago
Author here. After four years, I still stand by this advice/critique. As everyone likes to point out, there are a few presenters that are an exception to the rule. That's true! I'm certainly not one of them, though. I would a
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by inconshreveable 8y ago
ngrok | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | Remote OK | US Only | https://ngrok.com ngrok is looking for senior backend networking and distributed systems engineers. ngrok is a rare combination of a very small company with really de
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by inconshreveable 8y ago
ngrok | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://ngrok.com ngrok is looking for senior backend distributed systems engineers! Your favorite developer tool is built by a very small company, so there's plent
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
please file a false positive bug report against windows defender. there's not much I can do about that if they're misclassifying ngrok
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
same idea, great project. folks pay for ngrok because it's 1) more reliable 2) more featureful
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
Certainly, although even with complete adoption of ipv6, i suspect we'll still see most networks locked down to prevent incoming connections
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
1) it depends on the network. the best way is simply to try it 2) yes 3) nope, they can use whatever standard tooling you already use
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
ngrok's value is for services that don't have public IP addresses (anything behind a NAT or firewall)
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
Yes that's correct, ngrok hosts servers around the world that serve as 'relays' which accept connections on your behalf and then copy the bytes through to a persistent connection initiated by the ngrok client. It's the s
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by inconshreveable 9y ago
Hiya there folks - I'm the creator of ngrok, happy to answer any questions
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
I love the idea of this: that there is a place you could go to get a pulse on the opinions of technology professionals regarding the tools they're working with. So I apologize for the negativity that follows; it's a cool idea, a
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
Cool. I'd love to see a section detailing the most important trade-offs that differentiate upspin from other projects, compare the approach to the alternatives and explain why upspin's approach is superior (for $TARGET_USE_CASE)
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
Seems to be very much in the space of kbfs and IPFS. For the folks who are building this: can you compare and contrast this to both kbfs and IPFS? Why have you chosen to start another project in an already crowded space instead of contribut
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
Yes it's possible. I've been doing it for nearly four years now running networking infrastructure software which has even stricter requirements than a typical SaaS business. It's not easy though. Assuming you have product&#x2
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
i've been impressed with how well the crawl dev team has maintained the velocity and consistent vision over the many years (5+) that i've followed the project. thank you, and well done! is dpeg the author of that section of the do
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
Unlike many other games, DCSS has an explicitly articulated design manifesto explaining the ethos of what is fun and why. It's _amazing_ and you should read it: https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master&
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by inconshreveable 10y ago
<3

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