Either attach your home server to a VPS or NextCloud, or start building the reverse proxy and DDNS stack on your local machine. I chose the latter because I have a stable IP address and the time to futz with things.
I have Proxmox running with Authentik running in an LXC. All public traffic gets routed to it and it sorts out which service the user will receive. My other services are located on separate LXCs/VMs, which have their own public subdomains. I also installed crowdsec inside the Authentik LXC to catch the automated bots looking for open ports and unsecured admin panels.
I am not an expert. If a VPS or Nextcloud gets you what you need, I would recommend either option. At the end of the day, you’ll need to pay someone for a public address.
Either attach your home server to a VPS or NextCloud, or start building the reverse proxy and DDNS stack on your local machine. I chose the latter because I have a stable IP address and the time to futz with things.
I have Proxmox running with Authentik running in an LXC. All public traffic gets routed to it and it sorts out which service the user will receive. My other services are located on separate LXCs/VMs, which have their own public subdomains. I also installed crowdsec inside the Authentik LXC to catch the automated bots looking for open ports and unsecured admin panels.
I am not an expert. If a VPS or Nextcloud gets you what you need, I would recommend either option. At the end of the day, you’ll need to pay someone for a public address.