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I bought myself a Synology disk station and a domain.
Yes I use Cloudflare for DNS so I can get a wildcard domain cert using ACME.
I use the Synology supplied login portal as a web application firewall for every site I want to host with the wildcard SSL cert. Like bar.mydomain.com, mealie.mydomain.com, etc.
The Synology routes the traffic to the services hosted on other services within my network.
Anything else I don’t want open to the public web, I use the Synology supplied OpenVPN server to connect.
I also have a synology but my old gaming laptop does video transcoding better so I have it on debian right now and am figuring out the best set up to access it and self host services to access publicly