Hi @Lakshmi, the tunnel URL is not intended for production usage. It is not a permanent URL and has no uptime guarantee. So it’s perfectly fine for a quick test, but you really shouldn’t use it for anything important.
Also, keep in mind this thread in which @timautomation is sharing a tip on how to handle Salesforce SOAP messages in n8n. If you have any questions on how to actually set up n8n you would want to open a new thread in the question category. But to give you an idea of the available options:
- The most straightforward way of getting a permanent URL would be using n8n cloud.
- A cheaper way to get a permanent domain would for example be this one.
- The most common (but also slightly more complicated) way on production servers would be to put a reverse proxy server in front of your n8n instance which receives all HTTP/HTTPS requests and passes them on to n8n (or other applications) as needed.