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[1315.98 --> 1317.52] even ARM Linux distros, |
[1317.68 --> 1318.52] all that kind of stuff. |
[1319.02 --> 1319.88] You'd be amazed |
[1319.88 --> 1320.74] how fast you can build |
[1320.74 --> 1322.00] out a WireGuard network |
[1322.00 --> 1322.64] that's meshed |
[1322.64 --> 1323.14] peer-to-peer |
[1323.14 --> 1324.84] in just minutes. |
[1325.74 --> 1326.52] I love it. |
[1326.98 --> 1327.22] And you know, |
[1327.26 --> 1328.08] after you get everything |
[1328.08 --> 1328.74] signed up, |
[1328.74 --> 1330.46] they all have their own IP |
[1330.46 --> 1331.82] and so I've started |
[1331.82 --> 1332.78] setting bookmarks. |
[1333.00 --> 1334.62] I have a tailscale folder |
[1334.62 --> 1335.50] in my bookmark bar |
[1335.50 --> 1337.22] and all of the different |
[1337.22 --> 1338.40] web services that I hit |
[1338.40 --> 1340.32] that I have a tailscale IP |
[1340.32 --> 1340.76] for now. |
[1341.40 --> 1341.66] So from, |
[1342.20 --> 1342.96] and of course that syncs |
[1342.96 --> 1344.16] across all my Chrome instances, |
[1344.34 --> 1345.62] so from every machine |
[1345.62 --> 1346.98] I can get access |
[1346.98 --> 1348.44] to those web apps |
[1348.44 --> 1349.62] and it doesn't matter what, |
[1349.74 --> 1350.50] it could be Dylan |
[1350.50 --> 1351.54] at home, |
[1351.66 --> 1352.30] it could be something |
[1352.30 --> 1352.80] at the studio, |
[1352.92 --> 1353.38] it could be something |
[1353.38 --> 1353.90] in the RV, |
[1354.02 --> 1354.48] it could be something |
[1354.48 --> 1355.02] up on Linode. |
[1355.08 --> 1357.08] It's just super powerful. |
[1357.60 --> 1358.68] So go try it for yourself. |
[1358.74 --> 1359.72] Support the show |
[1359.72 --> 1361.68] and use it up to 20 machines |
[1361.68 --> 1362.68] for absolutely free |
[1362.68 --> 1363.26] by going to |
[1363.26 --> 1364.54] tailscale.com |
[1364.54 --> 1365.22] slash |
[1365.22 --> 1366.36] self-hosted. |
[1368.50 --> 1369.64] In the doc, |
[1369.72 --> 1371.70] I see a very tantalizing |
[1371.70 --> 1372.78] little sentence |
[1372.78 --> 1373.40] that says, |
[1373.56 --> 1374.86] I have a new direction |
[1374.86 --> 1375.56] for dupes, |
[1375.80 --> 1377.34] the no container theory. |
[1377.72 --> 1378.70] I cannot wait |
[1378.70 --> 1379.76] to hear your logic on this. |
[1380.26 --> 1381.72] I want more control |
[1381.72 --> 1383.08] with this next go around |
[1383.08 --> 1384.08] and I'm looking at |
[1384.08 --> 1385.20] what my options are |
[1385.20 --> 1387.00] with any kind of setup |
[1387.00 --> 1387.76] that I might redo |
[1387.76 --> 1389.14] and maybe to kind |
[1389.14 --> 1389.66] of help you understand, |
[1389.74 --> 1390.20] I should recap |
[1390.20 --> 1390.86] what I have now. |
[1391.22 --> 1392.18] So right now, |
[1392.18 --> 1392.96] I have a couple |
[1392.96 --> 1394.18] of Raspberry Pi 4s |
[1394.18 --> 1394.58] that are running |
[1394.58 --> 1396.32] Ubuntu 2004, |
[1396.70 --> 1396.84] right, |
[1396.92 --> 1398.04] the previous LTS |
[1398.04 --> 1401.22] and back when |
[1401.22 --> 1402.00] I set that up, |
[1402.10 --> 1402.34] Alex, |
[1402.40 --> 1403.86] you could still get |
[1403.86 --> 1405.74] a setup script |
[1405.74 --> 1406.84] for Home Assistant |
[1406.84 --> 1408.38] where you could install |
[1408.38 --> 1409.90] supervised Home Assistant |
[1409.90 --> 1411.60] on vanilla Ubuntu, |
[1411.74 --> 1412.32] which I don't think |
[1412.32 --> 1413.52] they actually support anymore. |
[1413.52 --> 1415.34] but in my world, |
[1415.54 --> 1417.44] this is the ideal setup |
[1417.44 --> 1418.64] because I have Home Assistant |
[1418.64 --> 1419.70] running in containers |
[1419.70 --> 1421.42] but a fully supervised setup |
[1421.42 --> 1422.70] so I have access |
[1422.70 --> 1423.58] to the add-ons, |
[1423.66 --> 1424.66] I can get the hack store, |
[1424.78 --> 1425.40] all that kind of stuff. |
[1425.46 --> 1426.62] I get the backup manager, |
[1426.88 --> 1427.40] snapshots, |
[1427.52 --> 1427.76] et cetera, |
[1427.84 --> 1428.18] et cetera, |
[1428.80 --> 1429.92] but it's on an OS |
[1429.92 --> 1430.90] that I manage |
[1430.90 --> 1432.24] that I update |
[1432.24 --> 1432.90] because that's how |
[1432.90 --> 1433.92] I prefer to do things. |
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