ngrok AI Gateway provides one hosted gateway for every model: public providers, custom endpoints, and the models you run yourself. Use one key and one URL to route across OpenAI, Anthropic, and self-hosted models with observability, access control, and fallbacks built in. Your private models connect through ngrok’s network, so they sit beside hosted providers without being exposed to the public internet.
@aarav_pittman And given how yellow-and-red the status pages look like for these providers (and hasn't gotten better over time), this is a problem that isn't going away.
I like that security seems to be part of the design instead of an afterthought. Keeping private models protected while using public ones is a smart balance.
@maali_baali Exactly, we see a ton of people still very much wanting to stick with the public providers because it's simple, (mostly) dependable, and relatively affordable, but don't want to commit themselves to architectures that they'd have to rip and replace completely if they eventually wanted to self-host everything on prem or in a neocloud. Future-proofing!
spot on. "simplicity" is a recurring adjective when it comes to describing @ngrok. "easy", "amazing", "awesome" also work. see their wall of love
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Hello Niji, congratulations on the launch. I like that you are making it easier to switch between different AI providers without rewriting everything. That sounds like it could save me a lot of effort as projcts grow.
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I've learned that infrastructure decisions matter more as products scale. This looks designed with long-term maintainability in mind.
Really like the idea of simplifying multi-model AI infrastructure. The unified gateway and failover features look incredibly practical. Congrats on the launch!
Bababot
THe build in fallback feature sounds reassuring. It's alwaus nice to have something that keeps things running if one provider has issues. 👌
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@aarav_pittman And given how yellow-and-red the status pages look like for these providers (and hasn't gotten better over time), this is a problem that isn't going away.
Appreciate your support!
Serand
I like that security seems to be part of the design instead of an afterthought. Keeping private models protected while using public ones is a smart balance.
ngrok AI Gateway
@maali_baali Exactly, we see a ton of people still very much wanting to stick with the public providers because it's simple, (mostly) dependable, and relatively affordable, but don't want to commit themselves to architectures that they'd have to rip and replace completely if they eventually wanted to self-host everything on prem or in a neocloud. Future-proofing!
Thanks for your support!
Mastra
for further details, read this guide on securing endpoints and how access keys provide built-in authZ here: ngrok.com/docs/ai-gateway/guides/securing-endpoints
Premarket Bell
Having one gate way for both hosted and self hosted models sounds really useful. It feels like it could simplify a lot of infrastructure work.
Mastra
spot on. "simplicity" is a recurring adjective when it comes to describing @ngrok. "easy", "amazing", "awesome" also work. see their wall of love
Hello Niji, congratulations on the launch. I like that you are making it easier to switch between different AI providers without rewriting everything. That sounds like it could save me a lot of effort as projcts grow.
I've learned that infrastructure decisions matter more as products scale. This looks designed with long-term maintainability in mind.
Earth.fm
Managing multiple AI providers is a real challenge, and this looks like a clean way to solve it. Wishing you a successful launch! 🚀
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@1mirul Thanks much for your support!
CheckYa
Really like the idea of simplifying multi-model AI infrastructure. The unified gateway and failover features look incredibly practical. Congrats on the launch!
ngrok AI Gateway
@monir_ Thanks very much! A lot of love here for the failover features, which is really useful feedback for us as we think about what to build next.