boring
A simple command-line SSH tunnel manager that supports local, remote, and dynamic port forwarding with automatic reconnection.
What is boring?
boring is a lightweight SSH tunnel manager that simplifies creating and managing secure tunnels through a straightforward command-line interface. It provides reliable port forwarding and SOCKS5 proxy establishment, making remote service access and secure browsing effortless.
Developers and system administrators who regularly need to manage multiple SSH tunnels for tasks like accessing remote services, setting up SOCKS5 proxies for secure browsing, or forwarding ports across networks. It's particularly useful for those working across macOS, Linux, and Windows who prefer a simple, configuration-driven tool.
Developers choose boring for its simplicity, reliability, and seamless integration with existing SSH configurations and ssh-agent. Its human-friendly TOML configuration, automatic reconnection, and cross-platform support offer a no-fuss alternative to manual SSH tunneling commands.
Overview
The boring SSH tunnel manager
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing multiple SSH tunnels with a simple configuration file instead of complex command-line arguments.
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