CLI Operation View
Tunnel start, endpoint status, and session lifecycle in one operator flow.
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Secure Tunneling
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DriftSocket
Secure localhost tunneling for demos, webhooks, and local development.
Why Teams Use DriftSocket
Teams use DriftSocket to expose local services with access controls and request visibility. It is built for development workflows where security and debuggability both matter.
Stable Tunnel URLs
Keep consistent tunnel endpoints for webhook testing and demos.
Access Controls
Use allowlists and identity controls to limit tunnel access.
Request Replay
Inspect and replay inbound requests while debugging integrations.
Encrypted Transport
Protect traffic between edge ingress and local service endpoints.
Webhook Workflows
Support common webhook-driven development and QA loops.
CLI Operations
Run and manage tunnels through a developer-friendly CLI flow.
Getting Started Path
Step 1
Read Docs
Review current CLI and tunnel workflow docs.
Step 2
Request Access
Discuss fit and access mode with the team.
Step 3
Run Tunnels
Validate webhook and demo workflows in your environment.
DriftSocket Proof
Evidence for secure tunnel operations, access control, and developer workflow reliability.
Request Inspector
Inbound request replay and payload visibility for integration debugging.
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Access Policy Surface
Endpoint access rules and identity guardrails shown with audit context.
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APIQueueWebhook3 connected paths with policy guardrails