RequestBite Tunnel

Easily expose the services you have running on localhost and more through a RequestBite Tunnel and make them accessible over the Internet in seconds - all using the RBite CLI.

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Works without an account

While a paid account super-charges your service with named persistent tunnels that dynamically support multiple local ports and real-time hostname rewrites, you don't need an account to make your localhost services publicly accessible from the Internet.

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It's all HTTP

The RequestBite Tunnel is a persistent and lightweight websocket connetion established between the RBite CLI and our tunnelling servers. It allows you to expose HTTP, SSE and websocket connections all through a publicly accessible and sharable endpoint - properly secured via HTTPS.

Also, the RBite CLI has a built-in file- and webserver that allows you to easily share and receive large files, as well as serving both file-based and SPA-style static websites from your machine.

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How it works

Expose your localhost in these easy steps:

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Step 1 - Install the RBite CLI

Install the RBite CLI like so:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/requestbite/rbite/main/install.sh | bash
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Step 2 - Expose your local service

If you have a service running on port 8080, expose it like so:

rbite -e 8080
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Step 3

There is no step 3. It's just that simple.

Read the docs

If you read this far, why not have a look at our stellar documentation where you can read everything there is to know about RequestBite Tunnel.

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