TurboTunnel creates on-demand ssh tunnels. It listens on local ports, starts up ssh connections when something connects to those ports, and proxies data through the remote tunnel.

Trust me, it's magic.

tunnels:
  - name: Work Intranet
    localPort: 10001
    jumpHost: jump1.example.com
    remoteHost: 10.0.13.10
    remotePort: 80
  - name: Work Active Directory RDP
    localPort: 10002
    jumpHost: [email protected]
    remoteHost: 10.0.0.4
    remotePort: 3389

$ turbotunnel -config /path/to/config.yml

Once TurboTunnel is running, you can then open http:https://localhost:10001 in your browser. TurboTunnel will see the connection to port 10001 and initiate an ssh connection to jump1.example.com forwarding a local port to 10.0.13.10:80. TurboTunnel will then proxy all data between the opened connection and the local tunnel.

$ go get
$ go build