# Ngrok example configuration file.
# To use, rename the items in CAPS to your docksal host, and rename this file to ngrok.yml or ngrok-local.yml.
# Or if the DOCKSAL_ENVIRONMENT variable is set to something else, set filename to ngrok-{DOCKSAL_ENVIRONMENT}.yml.
#
# This is useful if you need to host multisite with ngrok, which is not available via the command line.
# Replace 'authtoken' with your token from the ngrok website
# Replace the hostname suffix with your ngrok name. It's suggested you name it something simple like:
#  -- PROJECTNAME-site1.ngrok.io and PROJECTNAME-site2.ngrok.io
#
authtoken: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
region: us
console_ui: true
compress_conn: false
inspect_db_size: 50000000
root_cas: trusted
update: false
update_channel: stable
web_addr: 0.0.0.0:4040
tunnels:
  site1:
    proto: http
    addr: PROJECTNAME_web_1.PROJECTNAME_default:80
    host_header: site1.PROJECTNAME.docksal
    hostname: PROJECTNAME-site1.ngrok.io
    inspect: true
  site2:
    proto: http
    addr: PROJECTNAME_web_1.PROJECTNAME_default:80
    host_header: site2.PROJECTNAME.docksal
    hostname: PROJECTNAME-site2.ngrok.io
    inspect: true