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Pangolin
Pangolin is an open-source, self-hosted reverse proxy and control panel with integrated tunnel and identity provider.
About Pangolin
Pangolin gives you a single place to manage access to your self-hosted apps. It combines a reverse proxy, a tunnel, and an integrated identity provider into one package. You can expose services without opening ports on your main network using the built-in tunnel, which connects back to a publicly reachable server. The control panel handles user authentication, routing rules, and SSL certificates.
Built with Go and Svelte, Pangolin uses PocketBase for its database and runs on Linux. It supports Docker-based deployments and lets you add OIDC providers like Google or GitHub. The tunnel is powered by WireGuard under the hood, making it secure and fast. You can set up subdomain-based routing, create user groups, and manage access policies from the web UI.
It is free and open source under the AGPLv3 license, developed by FOSRL. Ideal for homelab enthusiasts and small teams who want a simpler alternative to tools like Nginx Proxy Manager with built-in tunneling. The project is still in early development but already functional for basic setups.
Built with Go and Svelte, Pangolin uses PocketBase for its database and runs on Linux. It supports Docker-based deployments and lets you add OIDC providers like Google or GitHub. The tunnel is powered by WireGuard under the hood, making it secure and fast. You can set up subdomain-based routing, create user groups, and manage access policies from the web UI.
It is free and open source under the AGPLv3 license, developed by FOSRL. Ideal for homelab enthusiasts and small teams who want a simpler alternative to tools like Nginx Proxy Manager with built-in tunneling. The project is still in early development but already functional for basic setups.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Open Source
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Version
- 0.9.6
- Developer
- FOSRL