Learn how to set up a SelfHosted Gateway using WireGuard for secure external access to all your self-hosted applications. Install the server-side and client-side components of the tunnel, configure the Docker-Compose tunnel section, and bring up your app with the tunnel connection. Gain valuable insights into creating a secure and efficient gateway for your self-hosted environment, with step-by-step instructions and practical demonstrations throughout this informative tutorial.
Self-Hosted Gateway - WireGuard Tunnel for Secure External Access to All of Your Self Hosted Apps
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Self-hosted Gateway Tunnels
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Installing the Server Side of our Tunnel
Installing our Client Server side of the Tunnel
Getting our Docker-Compose Tunnel Section
Bring up our App with the Tunnel Connection
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