Create a lightweight Alpine Linux based SSH tunnel to a host. Uses pure SSH, no fluff.
Image source & learn more about ssh tunneling here
FORKED FROM jujhars13/docker-ssh-tunnel but reversed the tunnel direction.
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Stay up to date (with monthly builds that ensure that OpenSSH is up to date)
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Lightweight
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Easy to use
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No need to install anything on the host or the client
| Variable | Description | default |
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SSH_PORT |
Port number for SSH | 22 |
SSH_USER |
Username for the SSH connection | root |
LOCAL_IP |
IP address of the target you want to expose | 127.0.0.1 |
LOCAL_PORT |
The port you want to expose on the target | 80 |
GATEWAY_IP |
IP/Domain of the machine that will expose your app (the host) | (required) |
REMOTE_PORT |
Which port should sshd listen from on the gateway | 80 |
REMOTE_IP |
Which IP should sshd listen from on the gateway (* for all) |
* |
Note: Remember to inject/mount your private SSH key into the container to /ssh_key.
- gcr.io:
docker pull gcr.io/kalitsune/docker-reversed-ssh-tunnel - Docker Hub:
docker pull kalithekitsune/docker-reversed-ssh-tunnel
please refer to the examples/docker-compose.yml file for an example.
if you want to use an open-ssh docker container as the gatewway, you can use this linux-server.io image mod