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yamdwich, hace 10 meses a selfhosted en How are people doing HTTPS?

I use pfsense's HAProxy integration and a combination of Cloudflare or Lets Encrypt certificates for external stuff. For internal-only stuff I have a root CA I distributed to my computers that I use to sign certificates. My docker box that serves most of my internal stuff has an nginx-proxy-manager container with a wildcard certificate so that I don't have to sign one for every new subdomain on my docker host, and the various containers with services in it talk to it over a private docker network. Buying a cheap domain and managing it through Cloudflare simplifies a ton of stuff.

yamdwich, hace 1 año a selfhosted en ELI5 resources for publishing self hosted services

Yeah setting up a reverse proxy can be confusing, I still struggle with it sometimes. You can get away without it, but when you have your basic setup working then it's great to have.

yamdwich, hace 1 año a selfhosted en ELI5 resources for publishing self hosted services

Other people have said lots of useful things so I wanna just add on: nginx proxy manager is really useful for this. It's a webui that automates reverse proxying with Nginx (so that you can host multiple pages on the same machine/port) and also centralizes managing SSL certificates, including automatically obtaining them from Let's Encrypt.