zrok
zrok is a network sharing tool that runs with a zero trust architecture based on OpenZiti. It allows you to securely share local network resources, web services, and files over the Internet without requiring firewall or NAT configuration. It protects network traffic by offering end-to-end encryption and identity-based access control.
openziti · Remote Access & VDI
Common commercial products in this category: TeamViewer, AnyDesk, Splashtop
- You can make web applications running on your local network accessible online.
- You can use them as a remote network drive by sharing folders on your computer.
- You can only share TCP or UDP-based services with certain users without opening them to the general internet.
- • NeutralHacker News
Zrok: Open-source peer to peer
“I am writing some comparisons to other tech incl. Nebula, its not publicly published yet, but I can give a few bullets. WRT to performance, better to compare OpenZiti to Nebula rather than zrok, we did some last year - . A few points of comparison: - Nebula is focused on…”
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Zrok: Open-source peer to peer
“This is the thing. I used it for debugging stripe and AWS SNS webhooks a bunch last year. However, ngrok totally lost its soul in the past few years. It looks like the pricing was lowered again recently, but for a while there they had no “personal” or ~indie priced plan.…”