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>> Or just run wireguard and ssh on top of that without all the fussy config and tooling to expose ssh to the internet. Nice! Wireguard was not around when I
by thesuperbigfrog 4y ago
>> Or just run wireguard and ssh on top of that without all the fussy config and tooling to expose ssh to the internet.
Nice! Wireguard was not around when I was using Internet-facing SSH in a previous job.
Adding it to the recommendations.
- smackeyacky 4y agoTailscale is a good solution. I have no ports open on my internet facing router at all any more. Tailscale has proved to be as reliable as the servers themselves. I like it so much I use it to access my AWS machines as well, by running it as an exit node up there.