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Looks like we're running Streisand as a VPN in AWS, and pihole at home on a Raspberry Pi. Why not just run PiHole on the AWS instance alongside streisand and sa
by grepthisab 8y ago
Looks like we're running Streisand as a VPN in AWS, and pihole at home on a Raspberry Pi. Why not just run PiHole on the AWS instance alongside streisand and save on the added complexity?
- garettmd 8y agoI think he actually had pi-hole running on his AWS instance as well. He mentioned using the "connect" button in the AWS console during the pi-hole setup portion.
- markthethomas 8y agoah sorry if that's not clear; I started by running Pi Hole on my RBP, then added it to a VPN setup. Nice to have it running at home to block our other devices though
- andrethegiant 8y agoOr conversely, run it all on the pi?