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Learn how to secure Caddy with CrowdSec using the Remediation and AppSec components. Step-by-step setup for blocking threats and logging traffic.

I've started using ngrok a lot lately (I know, I know, late to the party). But then last week, Homebrew has updated it to a version where it wants [...]

…with the power of Tailscale & Caddy! Intro I’ve been trying to get a server running behind Tailscale for a long time. I wanted https://hostname.TS-FUNNYNAME.ts.net to point to a server within my local network but be accessible on the internet. It turns out that is very hard. While attempting to achieve this goal, I discovered TSDProxy. This is a docker reverse proxy for Tailscale systems or containers. If you want to run your homelab server on your local network without any ports open on your router - keep reading!

Very recently I switched from running a couple side-projects that were hosted on AWS EC2 to a single Hetzner Cloud VM. During that transition, this page (jarv.org) was moved to it from GitHub pages. Static generation using Hugo stayed the same, but in the process of switching VMs I checked out Caddy as a new webserver. After making the switch, this ended up being a great NGINX replacement for all the sites hosted on what is now a single VM.