Look under the Zero Trust category and then once there you'll see another menu item called Access. There you'll find Tunnels, in addition to Tunnels you can add an Application in the same Access menu to create policies that only allow certain clients to connect.
If you only need public access to things like HTTP or SSH you don’t necessarily need to run dynamic ip and just setup Cloudflare Tunnels. So far I haven’t needed to put anything public that doesn’t run on the provided tunnels.
This is how I got a career in Software Engineering, literally had a strong motivation to build a clan website for my Counter-Strike 1.6 crew and I just ended up learning by maintaining self-hosted websites, forums, and voip. Kept doing it over and over by building other projects and then realized people pay for this skill...
docker run hello-world
I'm one of you now.
Yeah, I'll just stick with the mail services. When you start talking about all the complexity to maintain a spam-free environment their value starts to show. I'd rather have more time to self-host other things. I don't think we realistically as a community self-host every single thing in our life. Although I can def see a case for someone who's really interested in how email works and just absolutely wants to maintain all those things. I love how self-hosting has become really flexible.
Think it really depends on who you ask. 1-click can mean different things to other people but for me personally, nothing is truly 1-click. I've always had to configure something and I like the flexibility Docker gives while also allowing you to understand how things are wired up without going too deep.
- Hollow Knight
- Aeterna Noctis
- Grime
Sometimes I want to take Hollow Knight out of my top 3 but I've replayed it around 4x times and it's easy to see why it's so popular. It just has so much attention to detail that other MVs lack even if they are very good. I tend to not want to include it because I'm hoping others branch out to discover all the other MVs out there.
I like that it takes the sting away from unexpected but expected expenses. I stress less when someone's birthday comes up and it's like oh yeah, I actually put money aside for gifts this year or on the other end of the spectrum, my plumbing burst and I had enough money in my home maintenance fund to cover it.
I don't have Apple Card but don't they just proxy a bank where you can sync the transactions with YNAB?
3 years, I went off of it for 6 months thinking I could just manage it with a spreadsheet. I was somewhat successful but all the convenience YNAB gives you is really worth it and their bank syncing has gotten a lot better over the years.
Just picked it up thanks for the heads up!
It's not super active but eventually it will grow. Glad to see you here! I'm doing my fifth run of Hollow Knight right now.