Cloudflare tunnels with authentication
I mentioned before that I was using Traefik, what I didn’t say is that I was also using Authentik for authentication. Sometimes as forward auth (providing au...
I mentioned before that I was using Traefik, what I didn’t say is that I was also using Authentik for authentication. Sometimes as forward auth (providing au...
I’ve been playing with Traefik lately, for remote access for various things in my Docker stack, and I decided to see if it was possible to also use it for Ho...
Updated January 2022 to include details on Cloudflare’s tunnel service, and Oracle’s free VM offering.
So, you’re running Home Assistant, you’ve opened it up to the Internet, and you’re worried about security? You’re not alone, so read on and see what you can...
I’ve already talked about setting up remote access, and configuring SSL certificates for Home Assistant. What though if you’re not using cloud services, and ...
A (quick) primer on how to access a your Home Assistant server, or other device, from outside your network, with a dynamic DNS service. You’ll use a dynamic ...
RFC 1918 defines a set of 3 IP ranges that are not routed across the Internet and can only be used on local networks. You will sometimes see these used on IS...
I’m going to assume that you’ve already got Let’s Encrypt or your chosen SSL provider configured, and that you’ve forwarded the port your using.
Many people want to have remote access to their Home Assistant system, whether for an API (eg Google Assistant), or simply to be able to check on their home ...