Wireguard VPN
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@girish any update on Wireguard? has quite a few votes now
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WG would be great! Absolutely. Openvpn is dead sorry (im mean Performance). Maybe for DSL fine, but if you have "normal " modern Conection >100mbit... WG ist almost alone, who can deliver really nice speed with pretty easy user friendly Installation.
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WG would be great! Absolutely. Openvpn is dead sorry (im mean Performance). Maybe for DSL fine, but if you have "normal " modern Conection >100mbit... WG ist almost alone, who can deliver really nice speed with pretty easy user friendly Installation.
@kallados The best option at the moment is Nyr's WG script. Obviously means you have to create a new VM if you want to keep your Cloudron 'clean'.
Nevertheless, i agree OpenVPN is old news. Hopefully soon
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@kallados The best option at the moment is Nyr's WG script. Obviously means you have to create a new VM if you want to keep your Cloudron 'clean'.
Nevertheless, i agree OpenVPN is old news. Hopefully soon
@dylightful I like this OpenVPN which is included on Cloudron. I use it 24/7. Pretty stable, easy to install, nice Frontend- great Stuff. Im really happy with. WG is for me just something like "next Step
10 gbit server and 250mbit cable at home and im not able to get >150mbit with OpenVpn. If i connect with WG... 220-230 is no problem at all. -
@dylightful I like this OpenVPN which is included on Cloudron. I use it 24/7. Pretty stable, easy to install, nice Frontend- great Stuff. Im really happy with. WG is for me just something like "next Step
10 gbit server and 250mbit cable at home and im not able to get >150mbit with OpenVpn. If i connect with WG... 220-230 is no problem at all. -
@kallados Oh absolutely! Cloudron's OpenVPN panel is great. However, have stopped using it since OpenVPN drains the hell out of my Android phone. Speed alongside with battery life WG is my daily driver!
@dylightful Yeah OpenVPN battery drain is unfortunately real.
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Please support Wireguard as well
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Please support Wireguard as well
@sayedanowar9 i have broken 4 fingers crossing them too tightly...
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@sayedanowar9 i have broken 4 fingers crossing them too tightly...
@dylightful My Domain wireguar.de ist ready on my Cloudron. Just WG missing ^^
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Can't be far away now right?
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Can't be far away now right?
@dylightful
I hope. OpenVPN is pretty stable, also the connection with AdGuard, but for some Reason is the Speed really weak. 12 cores, nvme, 64 gig ram and dedicated 1 gig port... And I come not over 50-70 maps. If I connect few more devices every single one achieve 50-70 Mbps.N8N, Redash, SQL, Jellifin and Metabase are the Reasons why I'm happy to pay for Cloudron. If I get Wireguard... I don't need really more
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@dylightful
I hope. OpenVPN is pretty stable, also the connection with AdGuard, but for some Reason is the Speed really weak. 12 cores, nvme, 64 gig ram and dedicated 1 gig port... And I come not over 50-70 maps. If I connect few more devices every single one achieve 50-70 Mbps.N8N, Redash, SQL, Jellifin and Metabase are the Reasons why I'm happy to pay for Cloudron. If I get Wireguard... I don't need really more
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@robi I'm Quality Specialist. We have over 10k Employees. Lot of Data
Google Sheets are fine, but not really usable if you need to handle big Data. Big Query is fine to, but I can't expect from every single Worker, that he can work with. Actually, seems to be SQL the best way.
Our Workers handle most time different Google Sheets. I use then N8N to import Data from these Sheets and running first optimization (like Format etc.)- then import to SQL. N8N handle also Minio S3 for me. My Workers importing some Data as *.csv to Minio and N8N handle them.
Metabase is pretty easy if you want just simple analyse like a Time Range and some Filters. Nice easy understandable Dashboard. SQL is messy, but for easy Question is fine. If i need better Solution (complicated Questions or refresh Avery X second etc.) then i use Redash. Clean SQL.
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@robi I'm Quality Specialist. We have over 10k Employees. Lot of Data
Google Sheets are fine, but not really usable if you need to handle big Data. Big Query is fine to, but I can't expect from every single Worker, that he can work with. Actually, seems to be SQL the best way.
Our Workers handle most time different Google Sheets. I use then N8N to import Data from these Sheets and running first optimization (like Format etc.)- then import to SQL. N8N handle also Minio S3 for me. My Workers importing some Data as *.csv to Minio and N8N handle them.
Metabase is pretty easy if you want just simple analyse like a Time Range and some Filters. Nice easy understandable Dashboard. SQL is messy, but for easy Question is fine. If i need better Solution (complicated Questions or refresh Avery X second etc.) then i use Redash. Clean SQL.
@girish just for inspiration I found an easy way to configure and manage WireGuard in Docker:
https://github.com/WeeJeWel/wg-easy
This can make the long awaited WireGuard app on Cloudron also easy?
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@girish just for inspiration I found an easy way to configure and manage WireGuard in Docker:
https://github.com/WeeJeWel/wg-easy
This can make the long awaited WireGuard app on Cloudron also easy?
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@girish just for inspiration I found an easy way to configure and manage WireGuard in Docker:
https://github.com/WeeJeWel/wg-easy
This can make the long awaited WireGuard app on Cloudron also easy?
@imc67 said in Wireguard VPN:
@girish just for inspiration I found an easy way to configure and manage WireGuard in Docker:
https://github.com/WeeJeWel/wg-easy
This can make the long awaited WireGuard app on Cloudron also easy?
Pretty nice
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The lone survivor
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@dylightful We just pushed out jitsi last month or so and it's still stabilizing, so you know what's next then
