Ngrok announced $50M in series A for its API-first ingress-as-a-service platform, using automation to help developers deliver apps faster.

Ngrok, a service to help devs deploy sites, services and apps, has raised $50 million after being bootstrapped for seven years.

The "Ingress-as-a-service" platform Ngrok just announced a $50 million Series A led by Lightspeed. See the 16-slide pitch deck it used to get it.

Go developers can use ngrok-go to serve their Go apps without having to set up network primitives.

ngrok’s API gateway empowers developers to deliver APIs with the governance and security guardrails required by Ops teams and ends the trade-off between cloud-based and deployable solutions SAN ...

San Francisco-based startup ngrok Inc., the developer of a reverse proxy platform used by more than 5 million developers, today announced that it has closed a $50 million funding round. The Series ...

The ngrok Ingress Controller for Kubernetes packages the power and simplicity of the ngrok platform into the standard cloud-native APIs that developers and operations teams already integrate with.

ngrok, the secure unified ingress platform for developers, is debuting its next-generation API gateway solution which takes a developer-centric approach to API delivery. Offering advanced capabilities ...

It sends inbound network requests to ngrok’s reverse proxy, which then forwards each request to the relevant containers in a Kubernetes cluster. Software teams can use ngrok for multiple tasks.

Ask Alan Shreve why he founded Ngrok, a service that helps developers share sites and apps running on their local machines or servers, and he'll tell you it was to solve a tough-to-grok (pun fully ...