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Another alternative is run Jellyfin and all of your *arr apps as docker containers and run them through a docker container called gluetun. Essentially this will route all incoming traffic (tvdb, torrents, etc) through a vpn and all outgoing (sonarr, Jellyfin, etc web gui) can be accessed locally.
I didn't know about this, this sounds great! My question then is, can I still access jellyfin on LAN after it connects to the internet via the VPN?
Yes. You have to mount a port on the Gluetun container instead of the jellyfin container. As an extreme example, here is my docker-compose for my *arr apps and qbit torrent behind gluetun with traefik as a reverse proxy. I have sanitized this to remove any private info, and as such one or two necessar lines from Gluetun are missing. Do not try to copy/paste this.