dozzle will tell you about the status of all the containers

uptime-kuma can let you check and report on the status of different ‘apps’ web urls, connections… and send alerts

watchtower will watch all the versions of the docker containers and auto upgrade them as they change…

my son and I have realized that if we lose our home network, there is no way for all this to tell us… so we are going to add uptime-kuma monitors of things running in the others house and then alert them if there is a lost connection.

https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/get-started/create-local-tunnel/

you need to buy a domain name that you can change the processor underneith… I bought one thru namecheap (domain xxx.xyz) for a few dollars a year for a couple years.

one of those is the guacamole app, in a container

then guacamole will let you create sub apps and different access points to the systems

so my ha.xxx.yyy talks directly to home assistant
but my rm.xxx.yyy talks to guacamole, which has ‘apps’ defined

after I logon to guac, I get a list of my ‘apps’… these present in a web page on the system I am on , so ssh in a web page… now… some things, don’t work the same, nano doesn’t display. but vnc works…

I’m currently looking into changing my server OS and putting everything into containers, and then reorganising my network to make everything easier to access, so I’m trying to get everything right from the start :)

I’ve got some homework to do :D

cloudflare allow you to create an uri that gets mapped to a local address and port…

I have ssh and vnc access to my systems thru this
ha.xxx.yyy gives me the HomeAssistant home page
ssh.xxx.yyy gives me ssh
vnc.xxx.yyy gives me vnc
fb.xxx.yyy gives me the file browser
i’ve got different uris to different systems.

then u can use https: from the user browser to the cloudflare uri, and then the tunnel…

you can use other docker tools (filebrowser, …) to give access to different services…

Because it’s the mirror making the outgoing connection, firewalls let it pass by. All the mirror needs is a connection to the internet.

I have a pretty long tutorial on how to set it up. I’m a bit verbose.

@bhepler said in Mirror for a Charity Auction:

It has my reverse SSH code on it, so I can get into it remotely now that it’s been auctioned off.

I don’t really understand reverse SSH. Does it let you connect if you don’t know the remote IP address? I’m looking at setting up a mirror for my mother in law, and if she changes ISP, the IP address will change. She’s not technical enough to be able to find the new one and let me know.

Great :-)