Expose private apps using Tailscale Services - #5
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Disclaimer: feel free to reject if you don't think this needs to be in this project - it might be specific to my needs, but could be a cool addition since we already use Tailscale on the server setup :)
Allows apps to be added with
--tunnel privateto be served only to your tailnet, with no public DNS or Cloudflare in the path.Each private app becomes a Tailscale Service (
svc:<name>, taggedtag:singleserver). The service is created through the Tailscale API using a stored OAuth client, andtailscale serve --serviceterminates HTTPS on the node and hands requests to Kamal.Changes:
tunnel: public|privatemodeled as app config, fixed at add time; private apps default tohttps://<name>.<tailnet>.ts.netor take one--domainconnect tailscaleaccepts--oauth-client-id/--oauth-client-secret(validated against the API before storing); interactive add/connect walk through the one-time tailnet setuplist,status, anddoctorare tunnel-aware: private apps show their qualified domain and deployed commit, and skip Cloudflare checkstailscale serveshutdown failures instead of leaving a service servingTesting: I've been using this on my own server, finally got the time to tidy it up for the PR