The first publicly open instance
from Kkk2237pl@lemmy.world to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 31 May 12:45
https://lemmy.world/post/47575822
from Kkk2237pl@lemmy.world to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 31 May 12:45
https://lemmy.world/post/47575822
I want to start with self hosting something available from internet. Currently I have jellyfin, nas etc but everything is available in local network.
My biggest concern is securing local network. I thought i will run application on separate server, I will use small vps as proxy, but Im not sure if it will be enough
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To mitigate the risks you could put the local server into its own network where it cannot reach anything else in your home.
@Kkk2237pl What are you using for a router? A good uptodate version of something like ooenwrt, a separate subnet running on a different vnet and firewall zone.
Why the vps?
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@Kkk2237pl Im no expert so you know take everything with a grain of salt but for me i flash all my routers with #openwrt including #tplink stuff... Butnthat gives me everything i need.
You probably do.everything with stock firmware though
I run my server on the internet, and my security is crowdsec + geo ip block (well, white-list my country’s ip but same idea) and authelia.
Using this setup, I barely ever have even bots randomly pingig me, let alone anyone trying to access my NAS.
I was pondering the same for last couple of days and had some thoughts on how to make it feasible. My research led me so far to 2 prerequisites:
I found pretty good Caddy documentation that covers both, so I think I’ll deploy a secondary Caddy reverse proxy that’ll perform such ops for public facing services.
Of course, I currently have only 1 Caddy instance reverse proxy ing my internal services, haven’t reached the part on traffic handling when my devices are connected to the “safe network” (aka my home LAN)
@Kkk2237pl Can I suggest that you start with something simple where as much as possible is templated - im like a broken record on this but i use #yunohost simply because heaps of people are using the same config.