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Introducing Vortex: A Stateless Tunneling Serviceby@jwesley
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Introducing Vortex: A Stateless Tunneling Service

by JWesley2mApril 23rd, 2021
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Ngrok, LocalTunnel, Serveo and others have simplified the process for exposing local servers to the public internet by tunneling through any NAT or firewall. Vortex allows you to create a custom, secure public URL to your localhost server without using stateful tunnels. Vortex utilizes a stateless store-and-forward technique to remove the need for long-lived connections. This means you can use a Vortex Instant Domain to build your MS Teams chatbot at your Fortune 500 company. Or for testing your mobile app with your offshore development team.
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