Guides

Run local LLM workers across laptops, workstations, and GPU servers, then use rstream for connectivity, discovery, routing, and narrowly scoped access from a Next.js agent application.

Split a Python vision workload between remote devices and a pool of YOLO inference workers, using rstream tunnels for transport, discovery, and failover.

Serve a FastAPI application directly through a published rstream tunnel with the Python SDK, protect it with edge token auth, and consume the private variant over an rstream dial, all without a local HTTP server or an open port.

Stream an FFmpeg source through a private rstream tunnel, connect an RTSP camera, and add MediaMTX when several consumers need the same feed.

Stream a GStreamer test source through a private rstream tunnel, first as reliable MPEG-TS and then as RTP over datagrams.

Connect local, CI, and remote resources to rstream so Codex can reach them during real work.

Add a published rstream HTTP tunnel to a native C++ Boost.Beast server without putting an inbound port on the machine.

Keep PostgreSQL inside a private network while developers, CI jobs, and migration tools connect through a private rstream bytestream tunnel.

Publish a homelab Grafana dashboard through an outbound rstream tunnel while Prometheus stays private.

Serve a local or self-hosted Next.js app through a public rstream URL for webhooks, OAuth callbacks, browser previews, and mobile testing.

Run your own MASQUE-based private residential egress gateway behind a local network, publish it through rstream, route TCP with HTTP CONNECT, route UDP and QUIC with CONNECT-UDP, and validate the setup from macOS and Firefox.

Deploy rstream Engine Community Edition with Docker Compose, configure TLS and JWT authentication, run an agent validation, publish a tunnel, verify routing, and automate certificate renewal.

Store rstream agent tokens in macOS Keychain, use macOS Keychain for mTLS agent identities, and keep mTLS private keys inside a YubiKey, HSM, or SoftHSM through PKCS#11.

Set up a minimal k3s cluster on Ubuntu, install the rstream Kubernetes operator, deploy a small HTTP service, and expose it through an outbound-only rstream tunnel.

Build a WebRTC video platform in Next.js with rstream tunnels while keeping the application deployable on serverless platforms.

Build a low-latency Go-based device-side streamer that publishes its viewer through rstream tunnels, prefers QUIC with TLS fallback, uses Trickle ICE and managed STUN/TURN, and packages cleanly for Linux devices.

Use rstream WebTTY and optional QUIC tunnel transport to reach remote machines from the rstream Dashboard, browser-based clients, or the rstream CLI without exposing a conventional remote shell service publicly.

Reach remote machines over private tunnels, published TCP addresses, or TLS entrypoints while preserving the normal OpenSSH security model.