- Validate incoming traffic, block malicious traffic, rewrite URLs, and respond with custom content.
- Forward traffic to your agents running across the globe and orchestrate traffic across your infrastructure.
- Add Traffic Policies to any type of ngrok endpoint to scope traffic management for each of your endpoints.
How It Works
Learn how Traffic Policy works under the hood.
Get Started
Create your first Traffic Policy and start an endpoint to see it in action.
Actions
Actions are how you manage traffic in your Traffic Policies. They allow you to modify request headers, transform response bodies, and more.
Examples
Explore a gallery of real-world examples to see how you can incorporate Traffic Policy into your setup.
Features
- Actions - Transform, redirect, and manage traffic flow with actions like
add-headers,rate-limit, andjwt-validation. - Variables - Predefined values representing things like the IP address associated with a request, the URL of the endpoint accepting the traffic, and more, which can be used to dynamically manage traffic.
- Macros - Apply macros in rule conditions to refine traffic segmentation and configure actions with dynamic precision.
Use cases
Block unwanted requests
Block malicious traffic, Tor exit nodes, bots, and specific IP addresses
from accessing your endpoints.
Add authentication
Add JWT validation, OAuth, OIDC, and basic authentication to secure
your endpoints.
Rate limit requests
Rate limit requests based on endpoint, IP address, or API key to
protect your services.
Rewrite URLs
Rewrite URLs and paths to route traffic to different backend services
or endpoints.
What’s next?
- Get started by applying a Traffic Policy to your app with the ngrok agent.
- Learn the key concepts that make up a Traffic Policy and how it works.
- Explore practical examples to see Traffic Policies in action.