Skip to main content This guide explains how to expose your local MongoDB server using ngrok TCP endpoints.
What you’ll need
MongoDB installed and running locally.
An ngrok account.
Your ngrok authtoken.
A valid payment method added to your account (TCP endpoints are only available on a free plan after adding a valid payment method).
Expose your MongoDB server Use a TCP endpoint to expose your local MongoDB server.
Open an ngrok TCP endpoint to your local MongoDB service, which is usually running on port 27017.
Connect to your database Once ngrok is forwarding traffic to your MongoDB service, use the TCP address and port from the ngrok output to connect from your preferred client. 
