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Tailscale reverse proxy from VPS to Cloudron home server

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    erronnie
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    Here is the setup I am trying to achieve:

    • Namecheap Domain points to static IP at Hetzner Ubuntu VPS
    • Ubuntu VPS has Caddy and Tailscale installed and ports 80 and 443 open with SSL working properly at domain
    • Ubuntu home server has Cloudron and Tailscale installed, but Cloudron is not configured yet
    • home server is NOT port forwarding
    • The goal is to get Caddy on VPS to reverse proxy using the Tailscale IP address into the Cloudron home server without opening up ports on the home network.
    • Is this possible? The reason I want to do it this way is:
    1. because I can't pay for a VPS with tons of storage and my self-hosted services will use up a lot of storage
    2. because I don't know what I am doing and I am concerned about opening up vulnerabilities to my home network
    3. when I tried to point my Namecheap domain at my home IP using DDNS I could not figure out how to get it to work.
    • If this is possible, what do I need to do as far as NAT loopback, Domain setup, DNS configuration, etc?
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    @erronnie Would also be interested in this - in particular if you can still manage mails with your own domain in that setup….

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