Ruby

• Making Proxied TCP Connections
  • Port Leases
• Making Proxied HTTP/HTTPs Requests

You will first need your Proxy Credentials so make sure you can find them in the dashboard

Making Proxied TCP Connections

Port Leases

If your software does not natively support SOCKS proxies, one option you have is to leverage Noble Port leases. For example if you wanted to connect to a MongoDB database:

require 'mongo'
require 'net/http'
require 'json'

# Create a lease by making a POST request
uri = URI('https://api.noble-ip.com/v1/leases')
lease_params = {
  target_host: 'mongodb.mycompany.com',
  target_port: 27017,
  proxy_token: 'fp_PROXYTOKEN'
}
lease_response = Net::HTTP.post(uri, lease_params.to_json, 'Content-Type' => 'application/json')
lease = JSON.parse(lease_response.body)

# Connect to the MongoDB server
client = Mongo::Client.new("mongodb://#{lease['hostname']}:#{lease['port']}/")

# Access a specific database
db = client[:mydatabase]

Making Proxied HTTP/HTTPs Requests

if you need to access a service over HTTP via a static IP, you can leverage the HTTPS proxies.

Then you can leverage a HTTP library like requests to make API calls:

require 'httparty'

proxy = URI("https://noble:fp_NOBLETOKEN@p-12345.noble-ip.com:3129")

options = {
  http_proxyaddr: proxy.host,
  http_proxyport: proxy.port,
  http_proxyuser: proxy.user,
  http_proxypass: proxy.password
}

response = HTTParty.get('https://example.com', options)
puts response.body