Expose PostgreSQL
Connect to your local PostgreSQL database from remote apps or team members.
Remote Database Access
PostgreSQL listens on port 5432. A tunnel lets remote apps or developers connect to your local instance without a VPN.
Setup
Ensure PostgreSQL is running and accepting connections on port 5432.
Run the PanicTunnl command with port 5432.
Connect from remote clients using the public URL as the host.
Security Warning
Always use strong passwords and restrict access. Consider using PostgreSQL's pg_hba.conf to limit connections.
Use the password-protected tunnel feature (paid tier) for an extra layer of security.
// CONFIG_INIT [EXPOSE POSTGRESQL]free.skytunnel.dev
ssh -p 2222 -R 0:localhost:5432 free@free.skytunnel.devPaste this into your terminal to start tunneling.
FAQ
For development and testing, yes. For production databases, use proper firewall rules and VPNs alongside the tunnel.