Can WebRTC be used for P2P web access?

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Hello

I have several devices (Raspberry Pi) behind NAT running Linux and WEB servers.

I want to access their web servers through Internet. (Port Forwarding, uPNP, discarded)

Currently I am using an intermediate server on internet, running localtunnel.me server and I access the devices with  URLs like that: RPI<number>.mydomain.com.

The problem is that all traffic is relayed in the server and I want a P2P connection (STUN,TURN,ICE,Signaling,...)

Can I use WebRTC with this aim? how would be the implementation? I mean, remote devices must have some kind of tunnel with the main server. When I access the main server with RPI<n>.mydomain.com it must do the machmaking between devices and client, then a P2P HTTP connection between client and devices is established.

Thx.

     

  

[Kaiduan Xie]

The problem is how to run HTTP over P2P in browser without changing browser.

Of course you can setup a webrtc data channel between browser and the server behind NAT to transmit application data.

/Kaiduan

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