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I am using jitsi as well, if I could host this via cloudron that would be amazing.

Create an Ethereum node app. This is very similar to any Golang based app (e.g. https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/prometheus-server-app) where you just launch the binary inside a container.

@marcusquinn thank you for your extra tips and comments on the cloud provider side, really appreciated I am already using CloudFlare (without the proxy -- just DNS) and I'm really happy with the service. It's not that I am not experienced to configure all those things by hand, but my current daily work is being an SRE for Kubernetes, so the last thing I need right now is to spend my off-work hours to work-related topics

Anyway, I would most likely go with Hetzner to give them a try, so you made them a customer.
My current internet speed at home is a 250 VSDL. See:

Is that good enough? I guess it's OK, but only production usage will tell.
Wireguard is my second step in the process. First I need to make sure this setup works with OpenVPN so to avoid any compatibility/legacy hiccups -- and then as soon as I have a proof that cloudron can redirect the traffic, I suppose I can easily switch to to Wireguard for better speed.

So from what I understand, after setting up the DNS Server (on remote VPS) and the Cloudron server (at home), I have to tell Cloudron to use tun0 (https://docs.cloudron.io/networking/#dynamic-dns). Right? In that case the SSL certificates will use the IP Address taken from the tun0 interface -- that would be the private/local network of the VPS.

@marcusquinn thank you very much

Is there any way to mark this thread as solved or a moderator/admin has to do it?

@girish in my case it's even easier because I my router (fritzbox) has a setting that bypasses NAT completely and my machine (only one) is exposed in the internet.

tldr; I don't have any problem with the way it is; everything is working fine for me. This is just a feature request for the future. Not a necessity, but a nice to have.

It normally comes from your VPS provider, not your ISP. And you can normally change it.

@jdaviescoates I have cloudron installed at home.

@girish I restarted the app, it's working now. I have created an admin and the federation works (just searched for your instance as described in the docs)

Restarting the app is good work-around for IT, so I would not push further for this. Maybe some env variable is not present at first but gets available later. In the meantime, just make sure this information (restarting the app) is mentioned in the docs -- unless it's easier/faster to solve this.