Let's take a look at how to set up Pangolin as a local reverse proxy application on our own server.

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Guide to installing and running the Pangolin tunneled reverse proxy directly on a home server. It covers the prerequisites for setup, creating A records for domain pointing, and the step-by-step installation process using SSH. The guide also provides a tour of the Pangolin dashboard, the creation of organizations and sites, adding resources and subdomains, and available authentication methods. Future Pangolin features and final thoughts are discussed.

Install and Run Pangolin Locally on your own Server