--- title: "Inlets CLI" url: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/inlets-cli.37319/" thread_id: 37319 date: "2021-03-15" category: "Download" section: "Centrum aplikacji (App Center / QPKG)" source: "Forum QNAP Polska" site: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl" language: "pl" ai_policy: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/ai-policy.md" license: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/ai-policy.md" --- # Inlets CLI > Source: · Download · Forum QNAP Polska · 2021-03-15 ![](https://forum.qnap.net.pl/attachments/36399/) Nowa aplikacja QPKG w sklepie Qnapclub Store: Inlets CLI Cloud Native Tunnel,Expose your local endpoints to the Internet or within a remote network, without touching firewalls. https://github.com/inlets/inlets inlets ® is how you connect services between different networks. You won't have to think about managing firewalls, NAT or VPNs again. Services can be tunnelled securely over a websocket and accessed on a remote network privately, or exposed on the Internet using an exit-server (5-10USD / mo). Why do we need this project? Similar tools such as ngrok and Argo Tunnel from Cloudflare are closed-source, have limits built-in, can work out expensive, and have limited support for arm/arm64, Docker and Kubernetes. Ngrok's domain is also often banned by corporate firewall policies meaning it can be unusable. Other open-source tunnel tools are designed to only set up a single static tunnel. With inlets you can set up your own self-hosted tunnel, copy over the static binary and start tunnelling traffic without any arbitrary limits or restrictions. When used with TLS, inlets can be used with most corporate HTTP proxies. ![](https://forum.qnap.net.pl/attachments/36400/)**About inlets** inlets uses a websocket to create to create a tunnel between a client and a server. The server is typically a machine with a public IP address, and the client is on a private network with no public address. inlets is considered production-ready, but you should do some testing before you depend on it. For a commercially-supported solution, see inlets PRO, which enables additional use-cases, has more thorough testing and secure defaults. **Private or public tunnels?** A private tunnel is where you start a tunnel to a server and only expose it on the server's LAN address (this can replace the use-cases where you would use a VPN or Kubernetes federation) A public tunnel is where you expose the private service to users via the server's public IP **Features** Tunnel HTTP or websockets Client announces the tunnelled services to the server Expose multiple sites on same port through the use of DNS entries and a Host header Upgrade to link encryption using TLS for websockets (wss://) with an external add-on, or inlets PRO Shared authentication token for the client and server Automatic reconnects for when the connection drops **Distribution:** Binaries and Docker images for multiple architecture - Intel and ARM Kubernetes YAML files and Dockerfile systemd unit file for client/server Native Kubernetes Service and LoadBalancer integration with inlets-operator Going to production with inlets PRO The following features / use-cases are covered by inlets PRO: Tunnel L4 TCP traffic such as websockets, databases, reverse proxies, remote desktop and SSH Tunnel L7 HTTPS / REST traffic - with automated Let's Encrypt support Expose multiple ports from the same client - i.e. 80 and 443 Run a reverse proxy or Kubernetes IngressController directly on your host Automated TLS for the control-plane Commercial services & support Documentation, blog posts, tutorials and videos **TIP ME !!** Your gratitude and finance will help me to continue integration of this QPKG and maintain up to date versions. ![](https://forum.qnap.net.pl/attachments/36401/) Modele: TS-XA28A,TS-NASX86 64bits,TS-X31,TS-X41 [Kontynuuj czytanie...](https://qnapclub.eu/pl/qpkg/1083) --- Source: **Forum QNAP Polska** (formerly QNAP Club) — community support for QNAP NAS since 2008. 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