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Showing 34 posts tagged with Traffic Policy.

  1. Secrets for Traffic Policy now in Open Beta

    Manage sensitive values securely, reuse them across policies, and rotate them without editing policies—now open to everyone who's open to using the ngrok CLI!

  2. Self-hosted local AI workflows with Docker, n8n, Ollama, and ngrok

    The shortest path to the best of all worlds: AI-driven automation, simple deployments with containers and a GUI, and a gateway to knit it all together securely.

  3. Terminate requests to your endpoint with the close-connection action

    While you can send a "no thanks" error code and response body, close-connection is perfect for situations where you'd rather just definitively close the door.

  4. Five ways ngrokkers 'doglab' gateways for homelabs and side projects

    How do they build gateways to route and authenticate traffic to blogs, OSS analytics services, photo-sharing apps, and much more with Traffic Policy?

  5. From nginx to ngrok: Dogfooding our own website with Traffic Policy

    We built an API gateway, then turned it on ourselves. Here's the full story of how we replaced nginx and now host ngrok.com with Kubernetes and Traffic Policy.

  6. How to write policies with patterns that scale

    Tips for making your Traffic Policy easier to read, debug, and evolve, without rewriting it every time your requirements shift.

  7. Introducing http-request: Call your services directly from Traffic Policy

    Trigger internal services, validate requests, log events, connect to AI APIs, and generally give your gateway a brain with the new http-request action.

  8. Shinobi's shortcut to AI-powered pentests in staging and dev envs

    Shinobi’s AI red team agents test apps before attackers do, and with ngrok's Traffic Policy, they can integrate with customer's unique topology in minutes.

  9. Use the load balancing power of Endpoint Pools for canary deploys and beyond

    Load balancing isn't just for scaling replicas—see what else Endpoint Pools can do, like canaries and risk-free (or at least less risky!) gateway changes.

  10. Block bad actors and mitigate DDoS attacks with JA4 fingerprints

    Tired of spoofed headers? Use JA4 to fingerprint clients by their TLS handshake and take action with ngrok Traffic Policy.

  11. Battle against search and AI bots on your ngrok endpoints

    Are search and AI bots invading your ngrok endpoints? Fight back with three developer-friendly traffic policies you can deploy in minutes.

  12. Set variables in Traffic Policy for cleaner, reusable configs

    Define lists, maps, and interpolated values inside your traffic management rules—then reference them anywhere—to make configs both simpler and more dynamic.

  13. Terminate TLS however (and wherever) you want with Traffic Policy

    Need custom certs? Want fast mTLS setup? ngrok’s terminate-tls action gives you complete TLS control from one declarative config.

  14. Deploy custom error pages with your logo, your messages, your way

    You can't always control when your services crash, but with Traffic Policy and custom responses, you can build consistent and helpful error pages in minutes.

  15. Introducing IP Intelligence to control unwanted traffic

    Learn how ngrok's IP Intelligence gives you powerful tools to identify and block bots, scrapers, and malicious traffic at your API gateway.

  16. Protect services with a circuit breaker at your API gateway

    Implement circuit breaking at your API gateway to prevent cascading failures and protect services, and without having to add more complexity to your APIs.

  17. Introducing the Basic Auth Traffic Policy action

    Secure your endpoints with ngrok’s Basic Auth Traffic Policy, compatible with both interactive and programmatic access to your APIs or apps, in a few minutes.

  18. Dynamic routing with CEL interpolation and the forward-internal action

    Simplify and scale complex traffic routing topologies by dynamically routing requests based on subdomains, headers, and other request attributes.

  19. Why and how we ‘stringified’ your API gateway policies

    By replacing highly typed configs with raw YAML/JSON, we’ve eliminated a major UX papercut and given you feature updates “for free.” Let’s see what’s changed.

  20. Create a self-service app and API delivery platform with composable Traffic Policy

    ngrok lets you manipulate traffic at multiple moments in the request lifecycle, allowing API developers to compose, not compromise, powerful API gateway rules.

  21. Manage traffic on a region-aware API gateway—without the networking

    Build a region-aware API gateway with ngrok's Traffic Policy. Route requests, manage failover, and enforce regional compliance with simple YAML configs.

  22. Verify webhooks with ngrok’s new Traffic Policy action

    Ensure secure, verified webhook interactions with ngrok’s Traffic Policy Action, enhancing protection and reliability for your endpoints.

  23. How can I geoblock with an API gateway?

    Use geoblocking in your API gateway to control traffic by location, enhancing security, compliance, and performance

  24. Manage traffic at critical connection points with Traffic Policy phases

    Learn how ngrok's phase-based Traffic Policy gives you granular traffic control in more places, from TCP connect through HTTP response, to take decisive action.

  25. Debug traffic flows with cloud endpoints and custom responses

    By using the custom-response Traffic Policy action and a public endpoint, you can quickly develop new policy rules without standing up a whole infrastructure.

  26. How we built the Traffic Policy module and its actions

    Traffic Policy is now the one true (and final!) way to shape your requests and responses. Let’s explore why we built it, how, and what it means for you.

  27. Drop-in API gateway policy examples for manipulating headers

    With these ready-for-prod Traffic Policy rules, you can boost your security, give customers SLA metrics, and create geo-aware APIs in a few lines of YAML.

  28. Deploy advanced HTTP traffic shaping with request variables and CEL

    Explore ngrok's request variables and Common Expression Language to create flexible, powerful HTTP traffic shaping rules for your API endpoints.

  29. Developer's guide: Manage traffic with CEL expressions and connection variables

    Explore how ngrok's Traffic Policy feature helps developers filter traffic, without requiring help from ops, with raw connection variable data and CEL.

  30. Redirect vs URL rewrite in an API gateway

    Find out the difference between URL rewriting and redirection and how to utilize them to seamlessly migrate your API endpoints

  31. Traffic Policy Engine now supports dynamic configuration with CEL Interpolation

    Enhance your traffic policy management with ngrok's CEL Interpolation, enabling dynamic, adaptable configurations for APIs.

  32. Traffic Policy Engine - What are CEL variables?

    Harness the power of CEL variables in ngrok’s Traffic Policy Module to create dynamic, robust traffic filtering rules for your APIs.

  33. API gateway gallery: Drop-in API policy management examples

    With these 10 YAML-configured examples, you can mix-and-match your way to better security, availability, and observability of your freshest APIs.

  34. Introducing ngrok's Traffic Policy module

    Discover ngrok's Traffic Policy module: manage traffic across platforms using CEL and JSON/YAML, with flexible configurations and advanced logic.