Fair enough, although… you know more about this use case than me, but wouldn’t you generally have a large number of servers in the cloud you want to provide rem

Fair enough, although… you know more about this use case than me, but wouldn’t you generally have a large number of servers in the cloud you want to provide remote access to? So if you’re using WireGuard, either you have to configure each client to talk to each server it needs access to – which could be good for security, but sounds like a pain to set up – or you have a central server that serves as a hub for all the VPN traffic. In your blog post you said you just had to “point the client at the server”, so I’m guessing you’re envisioning the latter. But then wouldn’t an overlay network work better in many cases? For example, if you have cloud servers in different geographical locations, and as the developer you’re near one of those locations but far from the VPN server, you’d have lower latency connecting directly…