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For services running on my home network I use Cloudflare (Argo) tunnels. They are free, easy, and powerful. No VPN is needed since it’s a hosted reverse proxy,
by reilly3000 2y ago
For services running on my home network I use Cloudflare (Argo) tunnels. They are free, easy, and powerful. No VPN is needed since it’s a hosted reverse proxy, just running a small service inside your network. I prefer k#s but it’s also easy to run with systemd. Once the traffic is flowing you can secure with full L7 routing behind your own oauth2 provider. I used my Google workspace domain. It can also be scoped to devices and other factors.
This is definitely not a Home Assistant specific deficiency, but they would do well to explain how to implement remote access to their users as it is an incredibly common use case.
- aborsy 2y agoCloudflare Access is a great product, but TLS terminates at Cloudflare. They get to see everything, probably also passwords. Cloudflare will have admin access as the HA server. It’s not as secure as VPN which is a better choice.