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      <title>Rathole</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Ever since i moved behind starlinks cgnat i have been looking for a way to proxy my sites out to a public ip I have been using cloudflare tunnels for http/https however for tcp/udp i have been less successful as a patch job i setup playit.gg for git and minecraft however this has a very low amount of ports and does not let you chose which port to use.
My first major break through came when i started investigating oracle cloud free tier. My first attempt was using a software called pangolin and i just could not figure out its tunnelling. I then looked to wireguard and while i could create a tunnel i ran into a issue with ip config where the tunnel wouldn&amp;rsquo;t bind to the public ip only to the tunnel ip.
The one which finally worked was as you can guess rathole. It has a docker image and uses a single config file on both ends. This makes it ideal to use in my current environment. I am still unsure if i want to switch off of cloudflare tunnel but i will definitely switch off playit.gg.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Ever since I lost access to my public ip by moving behind starlink I had been looking for a good way to proxy all my services. In my hunt i came across Oracles generous free tier. They offer an arm machine with up to 4 cores and 24GB of RAM. As well as 2 vms with 1 x86 core and 1 GB of RAM. My initial intention was to run docker on the arm vm and have a tunnel run on that. However these arm vm have very desirable and hard to get as they are limited for free tier customers. I have been trying for almost 3 weeks now using a terraform script to provision this vm. However I have so far been unsuccessful leaving me with just the x86 vms which i have been unable to run dnf installs on due to the RAM even after trying to add a swap file. So overall I have been unsuccessful trying to use oracle free tier.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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