If the service is strictly only for you: don't. Use VPN to access your service remotely. If its a service for everyone (like a blog or such) there is no way around it. It does not break any security, but you should make sure that the containers/servers exposing this service are secured as much as possible.
If the service is strictly only for you: don't. Use VPN to access your service remotely. If its a service for everyone (like a blog or such) there is no way around it. It does not break any security, but you should make sure that the containers/servers exposing this service are secured as much as possible.
DNS blockers (AdGuard or PiHole).
https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-v2v-converter, it's free.
Add firewall exception.
How about just learning to do it yourself with your current script? It's not that hard and a great lesson into scripting.
Why did you mix OpenVPN with Wireguard on your VPS when Wireguard alone would be faster?
I guess, if not, you can always add more.
I must stress though that all my matrix systems have unlimited RAM and CPU at their disposal.
They are all federated yes. I did cluster some synapse services but besides that pretty standard configuration.
I have a few matrix servers, one has 1200 members, there are no such issues you describe.
That's normal on this sub. People chime in with their opinion not their experience.