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For public facing, I use Cloudflare tunnels. For VPN access from across the divide, I use tailscale and pivpn depending on use case.
Most of my servers are hosted locally on a separate vlan and firewalled off from my internal network.
How are those tunnels? Saw those in my dashboard last time when I was looking.
I've got Wireguard set up and that's been good and lightweight for me. Also have everything firewalled off onto it's own VLAN with ACLs so my data is locked down. That took forever to implement but loving it so far.
The internet facing stuff is on a completely separate box with read-only access to a pretty limited NFS share for retrieving content off the NAS :)
I use them a lot actually. I really like them. It's really useful for things like vaultwarden access from any machine, anywhere. I also host a humhub instance for my mother's bible study group and a couple informational sites behind them. It pushes all of the traffic through 443 without having to fiddle with SSL. I wouldn't lean on it for major website without local SSL but for small use cases like mine it works great.