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Document ngrok usage #610
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Could we also add zrok.io? It's open source and built on OpenZiti. While OpenZiti does not have a quarkus integration module, we have created a vert.x - https://github.com/openziti/ziti-sdk-jvm/tree/v0.24.0/ziti-vertx. We could wrap this into zrok to make it a native capability. |
How do you envision this? Here is the current situation:
I could see Ngrok and equivalents as used for:
What I wouldn't like though is to add a ton of dependencies to actually connect to these. I can make this extension a bit more flexible but I would prefer if we keep the dependencies as they are. Note that we could optionally wire things if additional extensions/dependencies are around. If you're interested in prototyping what you have in mind with zrok.io, I can certainly help. Even pseudo code or basic Java code could help, no need to wire things for now. |
Something like that yes. We will add it onto our backlog to create some documentation on using zrok with the quarkus github app |
@gsmet The zrok.io give you easy access to the private server. It is free to sign up and test what you need. You can even self-host the service if you don't want to use the generally available server ziti is hosting. Please let me know if I can help you to get you what you need to be. |
@gsmet ngrok "just works" but would be great if security checks could be enabled in devmode so actually get the benefits. @jlin-nf @philipleonardgriffiths if i understand right something like quarkus-zrok extension would make sense similar to how we have https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-ngrok support. |
We are using smee.io for testing but it might be a good idea to allow using Ngrok for production workload.
I don't think we need much but some documentation just to state that it actually works would be nice.
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