Need help understanding the reverse proxy setup for this stack

[ninjanerdbgm]

The guide is missing this information and I'm new to this whole thing. Everything is working fine locally (including tdarr), but I don't know how to set up heimdall or any of the reverse proxy settings.

[Lowitle]

I also need some info, I'm checking the docker-swag Documentation and I'm having doubts about the setup, because I am using a Synology nas for this mediastack and Synology I already have a Reverse Proxy set up...

Now I'll try to configure my no-ip ddns to get it work, but maybe I don't need "swag" in my case.

[geekau]

@ninjanerdbgm @Lowitle

I can see many people are having issues setting up SWAG / Reverse proxy and accessing the containers behind Gluetun, so I'm considering making a change to the architecture, and using Wireguard or Tailscale so users can access the containers directly with a vpn style connect into their home networks, rather than exposing applications via reverse proxy.

Let me know your thoughts, and I'll keep you posted on changes.

[NewsGuyTor]

@ninjanerdbgm @Lowitle

I can see many people are having issues setting up SWAG / Reverse proxy and accessing the containers behind Gluetun, so I'm considering making a change to the architecture, and using Wireguard or Tailscale so users can access the containers directly with a vpn style connect into their home networks, rather than exposing applications via reverse proxy.

Let me know your thoughts, and I'll keep you posted on changes.

Sounds great, I'm much more keen on Tailscale than other solutions. Tailscale is awesome

[geekau]

@ninjanerdbgm @Lowitle

Just looping back, we've done some more work on remote access for MediaStack Project and have now added:

• Headscale (opensource Tailscale coordination server)
• Tailscale (Meshed network wireguard client - operating as exit node)
• Headplane (WebUI for managing Headscale)

Its currently in "testing" state and located in the testing-traefik folder, before we move it into the main configurations:

https://github.com/geekau/mediastack/tree/master/testing-traefik

You can now set up Tailscale on your mobile device or remote computer, and connect to your own Tailnet, and access all of your systems / services within your home network - not just limited to MediaStack applications.

We've already added the Traefik labels to all of the Docker containers, so you just need to spin them up and let Traefik automatically discover and assign their configuration.

The GitHub readme file provides steps needed to install the Traefik testing, and you can replace your current MediaStack with this version, without affecting your existing media / data settings, as it just uses the same environment variables construct.

All testing / feedback welcome.