Step-by-step guide to setting up Tailscale (built on WireGuard) and configuring a VPN exit node on Raspberry Pi.
Reusable docker-compose appliance that turns any box (VPS, home server, Raspberry Pi) into a Tailscale exit node - optionally with a tailnet-only SOCKS5 proxy and optional VPN egress via gluetun. No application code, just off-the-shelf images.
Tailscale Exit Node on Google Cloud
Create tailscale exit node on cloud with simple commands
Github application using Go, inlets + inlets-pro and faasd
Turn a Raspberry Pi into a WireGuard VPN exit node at home. Travel abroad and route all your traffic through your home IP — bypassing local internet restrictions. Single fully-unattended bash script: PiVPN, DuckDNS, fail2ban, iptables, cron. Zero interactive prompts. Works with any WireGuard client (travel router, phone, laptop).
Self-hosted web panel for headscale — your own Tailscale control server with a real admin panel: access grants instead of hand-written HuJSON, device isolation, roles, subnets, per-device exit gateways, country flags by IP, node agent, backups, alerts, 2FA. FastAPI + React, Docker.
Unprivileged Tailscale exit node + subnet router as a single Docker Compose service (userspace/netstack mode, no TUN/NET_ADMIN).
Instructions and scripts for getting Tailscale to work nicely with a Wireguard VPN on Linux (or in Docker) and optionally getting Plex to bypass both
Tailscale exit node whose egress is routed through a Private Internet Access WireGuard tunnel. Tailscale + a commercial VPN at once, in two containers.
Tailscale Cinnamon applet: see and change Tailscale state directly from the taskbar.
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