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My life became less stressfull since I started to depend less on technology. I do need a playground to keep my skills sharp tho.
Start by reading what DNS can do. Good luck!
Objectively you reduce your attack surface if you actually self-host wireguard, since you dont control 3rd party products, and cannot give any guarantees wrt their security.
Unpopular opinion, yes, but security > convenience ;-)
For me, selfhosting is about selfhosting. Using 3rd party options hosted by someone else is not selfhosting by its very definition. A reverse proxy works, and you can trivially use that to host a gazillion websites on the same ip+port due to the magic of a ‘virtual host’
you need to reconfigure webmin to serve you a wss:// url towards that websocket. The second S in wss stands for securitah! :)
They have some pointers in their documentation: https://webmin.com/faq/
If you want to forward an ssh connection over an existing ssh connection, ProxyJump is the way to go.