This is pretty cool. I've been looking at these.
https://docs.start9.com/0.3.5.x/developer-docs/packaging#choosing-software
But I don't totally understand all of this yet. Making it into a Docker container is the first step though, right?
It depends… if you already have a service you want to access remotely you can just use the existing templates and run the scripts to tell it the address of the service and it will expose it.
If you are trying to run the service with docker too you will need to find the file to create a new container.
Let me know what parts you are getting hung up on and I can try to make the docs more clear
Ideally, if you have an existing service like a local LLM running on your server (say localhost:8888) then you follow the “service template” on the server and use that address. The client template would be for the remote computer you want to connect from and you use the generated connection key and tell it what address you want to use on the second machine (say localhost:8889). Holesail does the magic of making the second address tunnel to the first.
You can do it all easily without docker too by following the holesail docs, but if your terminal session dies you will need to relaunch the connections.
@supersu has first pass apps for Android and iOS that will make mobile access super easy.
nostr:npub1eq94yj8maree90pm53gfr76wdc44su3cwcqmly848xfrv6es6usqg4er58 This sounds super cool, I haven't gotten time to try it out yet. I will do it when I get some time on my hands, also yes the Android app and iOS app will make this super easy.
