Create public tunnels to local services using Azure Container Instances
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ACI Tunnel

This repository allows for the creation of public facing tunnels to local services through Azure Container Instances. This makes it easy to share in-progress development work with colleagues across multiple networks and continentns!

Usage

The aci-tunnel script expects that the Azure CLI is installed and configured for your Azure account.

After that has been set up, simply invoke aci-tunnel with the ports you wish to tunnel:

aci-tunnel 8080

Once the tunnel is active, you would be able to use the public IP address printed on the screen!

Demo

Screencast Demo

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