I have an API server running on my local machine. I would like to trigger that API from an AWS instance. The machine's IP is assigned through NAT.
Is there any way to trigger the API from outside the local Network?
I have an API server running on my local machine. I would like to trigger that API from an AWS instance. The machine's IP is assigned through NAT.
Is there any way to trigger the API from outside the local Network?
There are a lot of ways the setup you describe could be implemented. I'm going to assume you have a personal or SOHO router that is providing your NAT service and supports port forwarding.
These are the basic steps. How to accomplish these steps is highly dependent on the hardware, software, and services you are using.