Use Ngrok to quickly map a local Web service to an external network

Why use Ngrok.

As a web developer, we sometimes need to temporarily deploy a local Web site to an extranet for people to experience evaluation or assist in debugging, and so on, usually we do this: Find a Web server running on the external network needs of the environment, or self-build to deploy the site to the server After debugging, remove the Web site from the server

Just want to show a friend of the site, not so troublesome, tired feeling not love ╰ ('-′) ╯ have Ngrok, the world is so beautiful first register and download Ngrok, get a bunch of authorization code to run the command Ngrok-authtoken your authorization code 80,80 is your local Web service port, and then Ngrok will remember your authorization code, directly Ngrok 80 OK you will get a bunch of URLs, through this URL can access your local Web services to get Ngrok

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