Introducing ngrok-rs - safe and portable network ingress to your Rust apps 🦀
Blog post from Ngrok
ngrok-rs is a newly announced open-source crate designed to integrate secure ingress directly into Rust applications, simplifying the process of making Rust services accessible over the internet without requiring low-level network setups like IPs or certificates. By acting as a Rust-native version of the ngrok agent, ngrok-rs allows applications to listen on ngrok's global ingress network and seamlessly integrate with frameworks like hyper and axum. It eliminates the need for traditional sidecar agents, offering a high-level abstraction for managing network configurations across various environments, thereby enhancing application portability. ngrok-rs also supports integration with the tracing framework for logging and utilizes Rust’s FFI capabilities for building SDKs in other programming languages. The crate is part of a broader effort to create language-native SDKs, with ongoing development for languages like JavaScript and Python, and plans to expand to others, including C# and Ruby.
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