So, is it possible to put the go sdk within a server program, that becomes a backdoor and config with xxx.internal. Connect to it only when needed via setup binding 😊
I don't know if I'd use the word "backdoor"! But yes, you can definitely use the Go SDK to embed the ngrok agent into an existing app, then use the .internal URL to make it accessible only to yourself with forward-internal, as Alan showed in the demo.
So, is it possible to put the go sdk within a server program, that becomes a backdoor and config with xxx.internal. Connect to it only when needed via setup binding 😊
I don't know if I'd use the word "backdoor"! But yes, you can definitely use the Go SDK to embed the ngrok agent into an existing app, then use the .internal URL to make it accessible only to yourself with forward-internal, as Alan showed in the demo.
@@ngrokHQ great! A proper phrase could be software BMC for maintenance. Some customers have strict inbound firewall policies
I love the go sdk man, this will eliminate the agent running separately in my server.
Love hearing that-it's exactly why we built the SDKs in the first place. Let us know if you need any help wiring it up!