Pinggy

Sharing multiple services from a single machine just got a whole lot simpler. With the new Multiple Port Forwarding feature, Pinggy lets you host different subdomains - each forwarding traffic to different ports on your local machine. All under a single, secure tunnel. 🚀 Why It’s a Game-Changer: Gone are the days of spinning up separate tunnels for every service. With wildcard subdomain support, you can route traffic like a pro: 🔹 cars.example.com → localhost:7070 🔹 bikes.example.com → localhost:8080 🔹 (everything else) → localhost:9090 🔧 How to Set It Up: 1️⃣ Set up your wildcard domain (like *.example.com) 2️⃣ Associate it with your Pinggy Pro token 3️⃣ Run the following tunnel command: ssh -p 443 \ -R 0:localhost:9090 \ -R cars.example.com:0:localhost:7070 \ -R bikes.example.com:0:localhost:8080 \ TOKEN@pro.pinggy.io 📌 Breakdown: cars.example.com forwards to localhost:7070 bikes.example.com goes to localhost:8080 Everything else defaults to localhost:9090 ⚙️ Key Features & Benefits ✅ Multiple Subdomain Routing: Direct different URLs to specific ports on your local machine ✅ Wildcard Domain Support: Use *.example.com to handle all routes under one domain ✅ Single Command Simplicity: Set up in seconds with just one SSH command ✅ Zero Configuration Bloat: No need for external routing tools or scripts ✅ Secure by Default: Built on top of encrypted SSH tunnels 👩‍💻 Perfect For: Developers hosting multiple web apps or dashboards Testing environments with different microservices Teams managing dev, staging, and prod on the same host Rapid prototyping and demos from a single machine 🔐 Available now on Pinggy Pro Get started today and supercharge your tunnel game with Multiple Port Forwarding. 👉 Try it now on Pinggy https://pinggy.io/ https://pinggy.io/docs/http_tunn...