bdy tunnel http

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$bdy tunnel http|HTTP [options] [protocol://host:port]

Starts a tunnel listening for HTTP/HTTPS traffic with a specific hostname.

ARGUMENTS

protocol://host:port

Target address to redirect traffic to. Host is optional and by default local machine. Port is by default 80 (optional)

OPTIONS

-r, --region <region>

override default region ("eu", "us", "as")

-w, --whitelist <cidrs...>

Whitelist provided IP CIDRs. Use "*" to allow all

-n, --name <name>

Name of the tunnel

-t, --timeout <seconds>

Enforce connection timeout in seconds

-h, --host <host>

Provide custom HTTP host header

--header <headers...>

Header key:value to add to the request

--response-header <headers...>

Header key:value to add to the response

--useragent <useragent...>

Whitelist browser user-agent by contained text or regular expressions (e.g. /my-user-agent/). By Default all are allowed

-a, --auth <user:pass>

Enforce HTTP basic authorization

-b, --buddy

Enforce HTTP Buddy authorization

-l, --log

Log HTTP requests

-v, --verify

Enforce TLS verify

-2, --http2

Enforce HTTP/2

-c, --compression

Turn on HTTP response compression

--ca <ca>

Path to a TLS PEM CA certificate for TLS auth

--circuit-breaker <threshold>

Turn on circuit breaker. Provide decimal value between 0 to 1

-s, --serve <directory>

Serve files from a directory

--token <token>

Token to authorize agent

--help

display help for command

Documentation for bdy v1.22.49

Last modified on May 19, 2026

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Examples

## start http tunnel on port 80
bdy tunnel http 80$

## start named http tunnel and serve local directory
bdy tunnel http -n name -s /path/to/dir$

## start http tunnel, whitelist ip and turn on on basic auth
bdy tunnel http https://myhost.com -w 1.1.1.1 -a user:pass$