Yes, Cloudflare Tunnels is what you're probably looking for. I use it myself, and I know a lot of people in this sub do as well. It's free and pretty much just works. I have three hosts on the domain I host with Cloudflare that are configured for use with Tunnels, and I have a Raspberry Pi running cloudflared which makes a Wireguard connection to Cloudflare and shuttles traffic from the SSL-protected external address of those hosts to the server on my internal network, which don't need SSL, but can have it, self-signed or otherwise. The certificates are free and automatic so you don't need to do any configuration there. Just read the docs. :)
If you just need a really cheap VPS (and not reverse proxy/tunnel), take a look at LowEndBox / LowEndTalk. You can find deals like $15/year there.
Beware that reliability matches the price, and the company may (or may not) shut down on a short notice. But sometimes you need something really cheap, and these sites help a lot.
I use Cloudflare tunnels it’s great and requires no ports open on my network.
For things that can’t go through Cloudflare - for example I can’t push things higher than 100MB through Cloudflare’s Proxy. I bought a cheap $23 a year server from Racknerd with 5TB egress a month, connect that server to my network using VPN and use nginx on that server to serve apps that want to push higher than 100MB payloads
Oracle have free tier VMs I use for my reverse proxy.
Me too Just remember to setup neveridle so your instance is not reclaimed
+1 for Cloudflare tunnel. I use them for my domain registrar and certs too. UDP stream isn't possible in the free tier, in case this was for a game server of some kind.
Vultr has IPv6-only $2.50 monthly virtual machines.
Yes, Cloudflare Tunnels is what you're probably looking for. I use it myself, and I know a lot of people in this sub do as well. It's free and pretty much just works. I have three hosts on the domain I host with Cloudflare that are configured for use with Tunnels, and I have a Raspberry Pi running cloudflared which makes a Wireguard connection to Cloudflare and shuttles traffic from the SSL-protected external address of those hosts to the server on my internal network, which don't need SSL, but can have it, self-signed or otherwise. The certificates are free and automatic so you don't need to do any configuration there. Just read the docs. :)
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/
I’ve been really happy with Smartproxy. They offer solid proxies at competitive prices, and the service has been great.
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This, paired with a cheap 1 cpu VPS for 10 Bucks a year
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If you just need a really cheap VPS (and not reverse proxy/tunnel), take a look at LowEndBox / LowEndTalk. You can find deals like $15/year there.
Beware that reliability matches the price, and the company may (or may not) shut down on a short notice. But sometimes you need something really cheap, and these sites help a lot.
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I use Cloudflare tunnels it’s great and requires no ports open on my network.
For things that can’t go through Cloudflare - for example I can’t push things higher than 100MB through Cloudflare’s Proxy. I bought a cheap $23 a year server from Racknerd with 5TB egress a month, connect that server to my network using VPN and use nginx on that server to serve apps that want to push higher than 100MB payloads
Oracle have free tier VMs I use for my reverse proxy.
Me too Just remember to setup neveridle so your instance is not reclaimed
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+1 for Cloudflare tunnel. I use them for my domain registrar and certs too. UDP stream isn't possible in the free tier, in case this was for a game server of some kind.
Vultr has IPv6-only $2.50 monthly virtual machines.