IF you just want to setup an internal link shortener, there is software out there for it. We do it at my company. The best one I've found is Shlink: https://shlink.io/. Source: 11 months ago

I have just set up shlink.io via /r/portainer and docker-compose. Now I have tried opening the CLI to generate an API key which I need for the shlink web interface but unfortunately it closes in a fraction of a second after bin/cli, showing all available arguments. Source: 12 months ago

Are you looking for stable HTTP/S URLs that you can publish for others to access? One solution to that might be to purchase your own domain and host a little redirector service that bounces the consumer to the real, currently active, cloud URL. Something like https://shlink.io/ might work (but I’ve not used it, and that’s just a suggestion not a recommendation!). Source: about 1 year ago

Need to post some links in a small amount of space? You're going to want Shlink (code). - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

I'm working on setting up Shlink, a self-hosted URL shortening service. I've got it set up in docker and it's working, but now I want to set up a reverse proxy for it. I use HAProxy on pfSense, but in order to make it work, the documentation states that I need to make sure the "consumer's IP address, and the requests domain, are forwarded from the proxy". Source: over 1 year ago

First you’ll need a FREE web hosting service. For this you’ll want to go to https://heliohost.org and sign up for a FREE slot. If they’re not offering any free slots at the moment you can usually pay a flat fee of $1 (US) to jump the line. Heliohost works nearly identical to GoDaddy, Bluehost and other popular hosting services, except that is FREE. And unlike InfinityFree, it even includes seamless SSL... Source: about 1 year ago