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Good read, I did before similar setup although the CF was pointing to a load balancer instead. Also, why would you point it at your home if the blog is already
by tamimio 3y ago
Good read, I did before similar setup although the CF was pointing to a load balancer instead. Also, why would you point it at your home if the blog is already served from in the VPS through wireguard? And lastly, why’s that complicated setup for a blog.. unless there are other details aren’t mentioned, I think it’s an overkill for a blog.
- onlypositive 3y agoI have a feeling this is temporary to do a server upgrade on the VPS which might run other stuff too. Doesn't make sense to go through all that effort to hide your IP and keep port 80 on pfsense blocked just to open it all up anyway.
- monstermunch 3y agoThe main reason is so that if I'm updated the VPS or there is an outage, it still works. Its complicated going over the tunnel and out the VPS, but it lets me make the site available no matter which ISP my home is running on (Since I have 2) I also need the VPS and tunnel for other things, like Rekor Scout inbound communication