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Docker and Tailscale are all you need. I have all my services in single docker-compose yaml.
by turtlebits 4y ago
Docker and Tailscale are all you need. I have all my services in single docker-compose yaml.
- jotm 4y agoHaving to use third party repos and trust the uploaders kind of misses the point of self-hosting imo
- anderspitman 4y agoDocker and Tailscale are still an order of magnitude more complicated than installing an app on your phone.
- mafro 4y agoWhat's the value of Tailscale in a home network with self-hosted apps?
- mackrevinack 4y agobeing able to have a consistent name for your server instead of using an ip address such as "192.168.1.23:4567", which would change often if you didn't set up a static ip. once you bookmark "devicename:4567" or reference it in some other app, you won't have to change it again. and of course having outside access to your devices when you are away is a nice plus as well
- number6 4y agoYou could use DHCP for this. It can map your Servernames (their hostnames) to a local domain. eg. devicename.mackrevinack.homstead. But it can also map to just the hostname.