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I do similar with the VPS and reverse proxy, but use a wireguard tunnel from my home device to the VPS to allow nginx to hit my local device instead of forwardi
by nucleardog 4y ago
I do similar with the VPS and reverse proxy, but use a wireguard tunnel from my home device to the VPS to allow nginx to hit my local device instead of forwarding a port.
Avoids punching a hole in your local network, avoids issues when your home IP changes, and ensures nothing ends up going over the internet in the clear.
- fm2606 4y agoAh very nice. I may do that instead. Thanks for the tip
- BenjiWiebe 4y agoI'm doing that as well. I'm using an IONOS VPS since they have a DC close to my ISP's upstream, so less added latency than most VPS's.
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- red-iron-pine 4y agoaye, is also what I do - tunnel to VPS. then I hit the VPS from wherever, which is nice if I get sent out of state for work (and sometimes out of country).