The easiest way, without using any third-party tools is to use a reverse, SSH tunnel. The pre-requisite
Execute the below command to create a reverse tunnel from the remote machine to the localhost
ssh <USER>@<REMOTE_IP> -R <REMOTE_PORT>:<LOCAL_HOST>:<LOCAL_PORT>
All requests from REMOTE_PORT are forwarded : using the created tunnel
To expose hello world http service running on 8080 can be exposed over the internet using
ssh <USER>@<REMOTE_IP> -R <REMOTE_PORT>:localhost:8080
HTTP://REMOTE_IP:REMOTE_PORT/hello...
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The easiest way, without using any third-party tools is to use a reverse, SSH tunnel.
The pre-requisite
Execute the below command to create a reverse tunnel from the remote machine to the localhost
ssh <USER>@<REMOTE_IP> -R <REMOTE_PORT>:<LOCAL_HOST>:<LOCAL_PORT>All requests from REMOTE_PORT are forwarded : using the created tunnel
To expose hello world http service running on 8080 can be exposed over the internet using
ssh <USER>@<REMOTE_IP> -R <REMOTE_PORT>:localhost:8080HTTP://REMOTE_IP:REMOTE_PORT/hello...