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…Related Without even owning a domain, I enabled HTTPS to secure my self-hosted apps with Tailscale - here's how you can do it too I grabbed free TLS certificates from Tailscale…
…I keep Tailscale active on the phone so I can access Jellyfin, Papra, Syncthing, and the other services when I’m outside my home. The connection gives the phone a private Tailscale…
…Then I layer on Tailscale, so it really doesn't matter, while keeping my remote access data safe and secure on my tailnet. Gl.iNet Comet 5G $300 at Gl.iNet KVM…
…Tailscale completes the entire setup wonderfully My gaming PC doesn't have to stay in the same building The final piece of my setup is Tailscale , which securely connects my devices to…
…And it gets even better when I arm remote nodes with this tool… Toss in Tailscale, and I can turn my offsite Syncthing instances into (personal) cloud storage servers Unlike Syncthing, Dropbox…
…It never needs to leave my network, but if I do need to access it remotely, I can do it through Tailscale , which enables remote access without fully exposing my services to…
…The same holds true for my Proxmox Backup Server instances, as I’ve connected them via Tailscale and synchronized their datastore contents using Rsync tasks. LXCs are fairly easy to restore on…
…Some NAS, like my UGREEN one, come with this already pre-installed, but for those that don't, you can opt for modern zero-trust overlay networks like Tailscale or WireGuard. This…
…Deploying Tailscale on it enables remote access and gives you access to a personal password manager, file manipulation tool, and PDF editor. All these programs work within the 512 MB memory limit…
…I’d had Pi-hole and Tailscale running happily on that board for a few years. The moment I started experimenting with Jellyfin and a proper Docker stack, the SBC wasn’t…
