I'm a big fan of tinc. It's fully private and doesn't rely on public servers, like some of the mentioned solutions. Adding new peers is a minor chore, but if y

I'm a big fan of tinc. It's fully private and doesn't rely on public servers, like some of the mentioned solutions. Adding new peers is a minor chore, but if you have a network that doesn't change frequently, this is not an issue. Also unlike most of the alternatives, it runs absolutely everywhere. I had it setup on my pfSense router, and on my Android phone, and it worked great. Not sure why the article says that mobile support is iffy. I also used it professionally to setup a small Docker Swarm network over the internet. It also worked without issues, and was relatively simple to setup and maintain. Performance could be an issue, as the article mentions, but unless you're transferring large files, in practice it's good enough. I'm currently looking into setting this up again for personal use, and was hoping that there would be native mesh support within Wireguard, which doesn't seem to be the case.