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HTTPS on TrueNAS Scale with Tailscale Serve | Henry Wilkinson
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Who needs reverse proxies when you have friends like these?
Self-hosting cloud services is the equivalent of a daily driver project car for computer nerds. It’s cool because it’s yours and you know how it works, but it’s less cool that something is always a bit more broken than would be ideal and realistically more of a hobby than a viable endeavour for the average person. The general exception to this jankyness is Tailscale , a rock-solid magical mostly-peer-to-peer 1 VPN that allows all your devices to talk directly to each-other as if they were always on the same local network. If you’re like me and you don’t really want your little local machine fu
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