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[Question] Best way to access Jellyfin remotely on linux + docker + vpn?
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Reverse proxy that handles TLS/HTTPS. Caddy is pretty easy to set up, or you could use a cloudflare tunnel (or other tunnel) to expose the services across a different IP; in case you're worried about DDoS, or revealing your IP address.
You'll want a domain for the reverse proxy; I assume you already have one.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/networking/caddy/
This is instructions for domain.tld/jellyfin; but I use a subdomain jellyfin.domain.tld
I use my domain name provider's own services for updating my semi-dynamic IP address (it basically never changes unless I have a multi-day power outage)