From the diagram you just want to put everything within a vpn so they are on the same network.
You can choose whatever vpn solution you want but I like Tailscale since you don’t need to set up any inbound nat or firewall.
From the diagram it looks like you want your outside clients to use vpn as well.
Yes.
Otherwise, just open up ports on your network firewall and set up DNS to point to your external ip.
There might be a way to do this with cloudfare that is more secure.
Edit: you might want to create a network diagram to help explain what you have and what you want to do. The way you describe the problem is confusing.
Install Tailscale on your vps and your homelab server.
Share the Tailscale dns of your server with guests.
Use your vps as your exit node.
Animal did it.
I see this when behind decent NAT like an employers office.
Did I stutter?
Look up reiserfs.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Modern soaps lack the phosphates that really mess with cast iron. I typically do this.
Little bit of water, heat on high until it boils most things off the pan.
Scrape with metal spatula and stick items.
Hit it lightly with soap and sponge.
Dry with paper towel.
Spray with oil.
Wipe oil all sides.
Home hvac units don’t let in fresh air all of the time, they recycle air.
Tons of services used daily.
Piled on the ground under a board.
I’m using Picard musicbrainz.
Friend of a friend used dating apps to find places to sleep while traveling, and couch surfing apps to find hookups.
Yeah, heat pumps use a lot of energy when running. They are the most efficient way to cool your home though.
Only an electric water heater or clothes dryer compares to the amount of electricity they use.
You can improve your homes insulation or set your thermostat higher if you want to reduce the amount used.
True but rocks change over time constantly.
Silica is expected to survive for thousands of years in nearly any temperature, humidity, and chemical environment
Thousands of years is very different than 1 million years.
Even things that seem like they won’t ever change don’t last. Erosion, tectonic plate movement, natural decay of atoms.
Even giant letters written inside of a mountain won’t last.
Best you can do is create a simple structure that takes intelligence to create with the only purpose being to show that you once existed.
Small nas and any size case for compute?
There’s nothing that can stick around 1 million years.
The 3rd installment of the 3 body problem touches on this subject.
What you’re describing is overly complex routing, and split DNS.
Join all clients to a single network.