Drip — самохостинг туннелей для локальных сервисов

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Drip is a self-hosted tunneling solution: it securely exposes local services to the internet through your own infrastructure, with no third-party servers and no traffic limits. Reach for it when you need to open access to a service on your machine (show a site, serve an API, receive a webhook) but don't want to route traffic through someone else's service like ngrok and hit its limits — and you want your own domain. It is written in Go (1.21+), uses TLS 1.3, supports unlimited tunnels and bandwidth, offers per-tunnel bandwidth control (QoS via token bucket), and is BSD 3-Clause licensed. Its focus is your own tunnel on your own domain under full control, not a cloud middleman service: you need your own server with a public address to run Drip's server side. It is close in job to frp and bore, with the emphasis on "your domain, no limits, traffic only between your client and server."