Wouldn’t ssh with systemd or auto ssh be a more secure means of remote access to apps (like http/https apps) than the zero trust network access solutions (like

Wouldn’t ssh with systemd or auto ssh be a more secure means of remote access to apps (like http/https apps) than the zero trust network access solutions (like Cloudflare Tunnels which terminates the TLS) or even Tailscale (which should be a trusted third party)? You set up public key authentication with SSH to a reverse proxy, a persistent tunnel, and a socks proxy. In a Firefox profile, you set localhost:port. Done! All your services are available in that browser all the time. Autossh with a reverse ssh tunnel can also be used to expose an internal service to the Internet through a VPS. SSH has been very secure over the decades. A good feature of SSH is that it can jump from host to host, unlike VPN.