20 posts tagged with "zrok"

As we roll into 2025, we’re entering into an exciting time for the world of zrok. We’ve just recently added support for custom domains, and with the 1.0 release right around the corner, zrok is more powerful than it has ever been. We thought this was a good time to zoom out and take a look at how users are actually using our hosted zrok as a service.

With the latest release of myzrok.io we are excited to announce the introduction of custom domains!

You can conveniently run a zrok instance on a Linux server. The Caddy option makes it easy to auto-renew a wildcard certificate to protect the zrok API and your public shares with TLS.

The latest version of zrok has a new capability -- host-to-host VPN tunnel.

You may be familiar with zrok, the open-source solution built on OpenZiti, which makes it very easy to securely share resources over the internet. If you are already a zrok fan, that's great news -- Thank you for being part of our community!

I love working remotely, and sometimes, ‘remote’ is truly out there. I’ve worked from faraway islands and foreign countries to your local coffee shop and campground. Regardless of where I’m at, I need one thing in particular: a secure connection to my workstation and development environment at home.

zrok is a powerful platform for sharing. The latest releases of zrok allow you to get granular about which other zrok accounts are allowed to privately access your shares.

zrok provides a number of powerful tools for sharing private resources. In addition to our multiple flavors of proxy support, web hosting, low level TCP and UDP sharing, and network drives support, zrok now includes the ability to hide or alter your IP address.

If you are reading this, hopefully, you are familiar with zrok: an open source solution for easy and secure sharing built on OpenZiti. If not you can check out this post introducing zrok. If you have then that's great news! You might be familiar with the Golang SDK that was recently released.

I like playing survival games, and my adult sons and I have been looking for a game we could play together. This weekend, we discovered Palworld, a new MMO available as an early release on Steam.