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It’s pretty easy to DIY this with docker-wireguard on any cloud provider for a lot less than $50/month. Here’s their example docker compose, only ~20 lines: htt
by postpawl 2y ago
It’s pretty easy to DIY this with docker-wireguard on any cloud provider for a lot less than $50/month. Here’s their example docker compose, only ~20 lines: https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-wireguard?tab=readme-ov-file#docker-compose-recommended-click-here-for-more-info https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-wireguard?tab=readme-o...
- LaurensBER 2y agoFor a personal VPN a T4G nano is probably sufficient. You can probably have that up and running for less than 5 USD per month ;)
- jsheard 2y agoSurely AWS is the worst choice for this given that bandwidth is the main resource that VPNs consume, and AWS bandwidth is ludicrously expensive. For the €5/month that Mullvad charges for unlimited bandwidth you can only get about 60GB of EC2 egress even in the cheaper regions.
- mystifyingpoi 2y agoAccording to vantage comparator, t4g.nano (the cheapest) is $3.50 monthly, but you (probably) need to factor in public IPv4, which is $3.60 if I calculate correctly, unless you do funny hacks with port forwarding via SSM. But this is irrelevant when you factor in data transfer.
- wkat4242 2y agoThey just sell the config for $50 once off. You still have to pay the cloud provider too.
- rstat1 2y agoIts (at least for now) $50 once, then however much per month, your chosen cloud provider charges you for a server.
- ignoramous 2y ago> Its (at least for now) $50 once For upto 3 installations.
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