The How-To Geek
Self-hosted apps that are better with Tailscale
xCruzo Brief
Tailscale is positioned as a straightforward way to make self-hosted apps usable outside the home network, by creating a secure private connection between devices even when they’re on different networks. The article highlights several services that benefit from that remote access. Vaultwarden, an open-source server compatible with Bitwarden apps and extensions, normally works only locally, but Tailscale enables password access remotely without storing credentials on a third-party server. Immich can remotely back up and view photos and videos stored on a local server. Jellyfin, like Plex but without remote playback fees, can also be streamed securely via Tailscale.
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