Tag: tailscale
Decentralised Identity 🤝 Mesh Networking
How you can invite your Bluesky friends into your Tailscale network using an OIDC shim
Taildrive for adding music to Navidrome
Ampache to Navidrome, with a side of Proxmox and Tailscale
Personal site infrastructure, diagrammed
That I even need and have made a diagram of the infrastructure for this site speaks to how over-engineered it is. Yet, while it is ostensibly a personal site, it's a personal site that's replaced many services that I previously used.
Migrating infrastructure off Coolify
I've spent a while recently migrating my personal infrastructure off Coolify . Coolify 's an excellent tool and one that helped manage the initial learning curve of managing and deploying things when I started to self host things. As I got more comfortable with the process, issues and details I found myself wanting to remove it as an abstraction on top of what I had become comfortable managing.
Custom DNS and TLS for my tailnet
this is mainly documentation for myself in future lol -- from 18/2/26 but i didnt post it lol
Self-hosted container registry with web UI
Source: https://github.com/Joxit/docker-registry-ui
Authenticating to LXD-UI using Tailscale + tsidp (Feb. 2026)
A small guide for authenticating to Canonical LXD-UI using tsidp (Tailscale OpenID Connect (OIDC) Identity Provider)
Firefox in Chrome - How I use Firefox with Docker to bypass school restrictions
Yes, you read that correctly, Firefox in Chrome all from a server in your house for free
Using Codeberg, Gitea, or Forgejo as OIDC provider for Tailscale
In the web root of your web server, create the .well-known/webfinger file. For example, on mine, I have the following:
Take Your Network With You
Bring your home network anywhere with the tiny Beryl AX router.
Take Your Network With You
Bring your home network anywhere with the tiny Beryl AX router.
Network-wide bullshit-blocking setup with Blocky and Tailscale
I will use an Orange Pi 5 Plus, but any device, including single board computers, should work, as long as they can run the latest stable Debian or Armbian release.
OPNsense Multi-WAN Tailscale
My goal with this project was to allow some devices on my local LAN to use a Tailscale exit-node as a gateway to exit out onto the internet. Basically, to enable some devices to route their traffic out via a Tailscale node, without having to install tailscale on those devices. The firewall should route the traffic down the Tailnet tunnel automatically without the target local devices being any the wiser. This post will walk through the steps required to get your OPNsense firewall to selectively send traffic out via a second gateway. The rest of the devices should continue to use your pre-existing gateway, while the selected devices should use a Tailscale exit-node as their gateway.