Manage Tunneling in the Console

In this help section, we are going to learn about how to manage Tunneling operations in the console.

Edit Tunneling

You can update the functions to be tunneled by adding or removing them, or the Tunneling URL that you configured.

To edit the tunnel:

  1. Click the Edit Tunnel option catalyst_tunneling_edit_tunnel_highlight

  2. Make the required changes and click Update. catalyst_tunneling_editing_inprogress

The tunnel has been edited. catalyst_tunneling_tunnel_edited

Disable Tunneling

To disable tunneling for your functions:

  1. Click the Disable button. catalyst_tunneling_disable_tunnel_highlit

  2. Click Yes, Proceed to disable tunneling. catalyst_tunneling_disable_tunnel_prompt

Tunneling will be disabled. catalyst_tunneling_disabled_state_hihglight

If you do not manually disable tunneling your functions, it will be automatically disabled by Catalyst in 24 hrs and you will receive an email notification informing you of the same.

catalyst_tunneling_email_notification

You can enable tunneling again by clicking Enable.

Note:

You can also use the following Catalyst CLI command to enable Tunneling:

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catalyst functions: shell –tunnel tunnel-port-number –enable-tunnel tunneling-URL

You can learn more about the CLI commands invovled in Tunneling from this help section.

This optional command will only allow you to enable tunneling. You will not be able to edit or perform any other operation that is otherwise available in the console. To disable tunneling, simply exit the terminal.

If you wish to tunnel your functions with a new Tunneling URL, replace <tunneling-URL> with your newly generated URL.

Last Updated 2024-07-23 17:40:25 +0530 +0530