Localhost Tunneling with Ngrok on Mac OS X

Learn how to download, install and start using the Ngrok localhost tunnel tool on Mac OS X.
Links and resources: www.twilio.com/blog/2016/12/l...

[@karttik27191]

Nice and easy, to the point, crisp info.
Thanks.

[@douglasegiemeh8370]

Awesome!!! brief and educative. Good job!

[@bobkitty7322]

Thank you for this. It saved my whole day!

[@yannramsay]

Absolutely perfect! Thanks Matt

[@nagesh007]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial

[@ryanbent9368]

Really helped out. Thank you!

[@jackmccowan2246]

absolute legend!!

[@danielwatson6529]

Tres bien

[@romainrouiller4889]

THANKS

[@twilio]

Thanks for watching!

[@mauroshek]

Thanks Matt, My Forwarding URL in the browser show an error: Forbidden Access!!, Could you help me?

[@grapefruit0180]

i want to connect to mysql in my java app

[@user-bf1oh9dj6r]

can you explain to me please
Why for me don't work port 8000, but 5000 work

[@24onegamers84]

or you can use localtunnel, same thing though

[@Fawstah]

localhost:8000 does pull up my server, but the tunneling link doesn't :/

[@vivekchaurasiya]

how do i add ngrok for a service which is running using Owin. Something like this: 172.31.40.85:2443/

[@str_ppy]

1:18 I don’t get this part
How do you know the location of the file
I’m confused of that part

[@twilio]

If you look at the path the Terminal is running in, it’s the “Downloads” folder where the file was just downloaded to.

[@str_ppy]

@@twilio ye but that ~/devel/ part is confusing to me

[@twilio]

The ~ in Linux/Unix/Mac represents the home directory. “devel” was just a folder name. You would run it from wherever it was located in your system.

[@str_ppy]

@@twilio nvm i found a way thanks tho
Great job

[@danieloderstad4485]

im the rookie ;)

[@danieloderstad4485]

for a complete rookie this made nooooo sense at all dude!

[@twilio]

Thanks for the feedback! Good news, we're going to be covering ngrok again very soon in a new tip segment that'll come out every Tuesday. In the meantime, check out this blog post which might help: www.twilio.com/blog/2015/09/6-awesome-reasons-to-use-ngrok-when-testing-webhooks.html