Step-by-step guide to setting up Tailscale (built on WireGuard) and configuring a VPN exit node on Raspberry Pi.
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Dec 6, 2025
Step-by-step guide to setting up Tailscale (built on WireGuard) and configuring a VPN exit node on Raspberry Pi.
Self-hosted browser terminal manager for AI coding agents. Control Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and shell sessions from your phone or browser over Tailscale.
Multi-namespace Tailnet service. Run multiple Tailscale tailnets simultaneously on a single Linux machine.
Tailscale dns proxy to handle 4via6 conversions and domain rewrites via ACL's
tailviz is tool to visualize your tailnet acl config in a graph
Send Tailscale webhook events to Telegram using Cloudflare Workers
Rust MCP server and CLI for Tailscale tailnet operations: devices, users, keys, policies, auth, and agent-friendly automation.
Secure just-in-time access to Tailscale-protected infrastructure using GitHub Actions. Leverage GitHub's built-in security, approvals, and audit trails for temporary, auditable network access.
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.
GitOps approach to managing the infrastructure for my Raspberry Pi Kubernetes (K3S) cluster homelab
Run it on another machine you own, get the result back — a personal job runner for your tailnet
Tailscale, tailscaled, Tailnet, Tailcat and Headscale TypeScript Client and Universal Dashboard
Adaptive 1x1 Android widget for Tailscale. Tracks connection status (Local/Exit Node) and provides smart navigation to the app
An Ansible playbook to setup some Incus containers and add them to your tailnet.
inner-loop development using a k3s cluster dev container inside a tailscale tailnet
Tailscale container as pseudo-node for reverse-proxy
Surgically edits your Tailscale ACL policy. Everything it adds, it can take back out.
To associate your repository with the tailnet topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."