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Hello, a couple of days ago I've discovered the ngrok solution, and consequently your article... It's a very interesting topic!
For a newbie like me it's not very easy to understand all the concepts (how the traffic it's routed, where 'tunnel.yourdomain' is defined, and so on..).
Having a basic network schematic would add some great value to your post!
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Hey, you're right that adding a diagram would help a lot. I don't have any plans to add one soon, but I'll keep this in mind. Thanks a lot for the suggestion.
If you let me know what is specifically confusing for you, maybe I can make some adjustments to the text that would help.
Hello! Well.. When you call a service passing through a tunnel like ngrok, content is not delivered directly as it would be from a web server exposed on your ip, it would be nice to see how content is delivered and how the request gets to your computer.
I did a quick schematic for me to understand how it works, unfortunately I don't have it anymore... plus I'm not expert about this topic :-)
Hello, a couple of days ago I've discovered the ngrok solution, and consequently your article... It's a very interesting topic!
For a newbie like me it's not very easy to understand all the concepts (how the traffic it's routed, where 'tunnel.yourdomain' is defined, and so on..).
Having a basic network schematic would add some great value to your post!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: