Pangolin installation and usage demonstration
Pangolin installation and usage demonstration Prerequisites In order to follow the operation and configuration instructions in the video, the following conditions are optional. Video content: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1cAJHz8EAj/ A cloud server with an independent public IP address a domain name A Linux server running in the local LAN (the blogger’s is Ubuntu 20.0.1) A Windows computer running Ollama/Deepseek keep smiling Figure: Simple illustration Introduction Project: https://docs.fossorial.io/overview With Pangolin at its core, the Fossorial system is a self-hosted tunnel reverse proxy with identity and access management capabilities designed to securely expose private resources through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel running in user space. Imagine a self-hosted Cloudflare tunnel. Pangolin uses Traefik under the hood for the actual HTTP proxy. The Badger plugin provides a way to authenticate each request using Pangolin. The second service, Gerbil, provides a WireGuard management server that Pangolin can use to create peers to connect to. Finally, there’s Newt, a CLI tool and Docker container that connects to Newt and Gerbil entirely in user space via WireGuard and proxies your local resources. This means you don’t need to run a privileged process or container to expose your service! ...