Exposing your Synology NAS hosted apps to the public internet securely [Video Request]

In this video, we cover how to expose applications that you are hosting in your Synology NAS using Docker. We get a free subdomain, point it to our Public IP, and make sure to serve the traffic using SSL.

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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - The Request
0:20 - The GitHub Reference
1:17 - Steps we will cover
1:56 - Why do this?
2:39 - Getting a free sub-domain
4:37 - Configuring the sub-domain
6:44 - Port Forwarding in our router
9:59 - Configuring a reverse proxy in the NAS
14:24 - Testing accessibility
15:30 - Requesting an SSL Certificate from Let's Encrypt
18:57 - Assigning the SSL Certificate to the reverse proxy entry
19:56 - Success!
21:05 - Outro