I have been using frp to expose one port of my private server to the public one.
Then on the public server, I’m using nginx as reverse proxy to enable https.
This works great for my use case. Regarding security, if the application has a vulnerability, it is still an open door to your private server. My app runs on rootless podman, so only the container and the data it contains would be compromised.
I have been using frp to expose one port of my private server to the public one. Then on the public server, I’m using nginx as reverse proxy to enable https.
This works great for my use case. Regarding security, if the application has a vulnerability, it is still an open door to your private server. My app runs on rootless podman, so only the container and the data it contains would be compromised.