If anyone is curious about how Wiredoor works internally, it uses WireGuard for encrypted tunneling and NGINX for proxying HTTP/TCP services dynamically.
Happy to answer any questions!
I choose NGinx mainly because it's the server I'm most familiar with. GIven Wiredoor is an open-source project focused on security and reliability, I wanted to build on a stack that I understood deeply from the start.
NGinx also offers very flexibility handling of HTTP, TCP (via stream module) and SSL/TLS termination.
One of my main goals with Wiredoor is to make exposing private services as simple and user-friendly as possible, without compromissing security.
Building on NGinx allowed me to offer a solid foundation that balances flexibility, performance, and simplicity for self-hosters and developers.
I'd love to hear any feedback once you try it out!
NGinx also offers very flexibility handling of HTTP, TCP (via stream module) and SSL/TLS termination.
One of my main goals with Wiredoor is to make exposing private services as simple and user-friendly as possible, without compromissing security.
Building on NGinx allowed me to offer a solid foundation that balances flexibility, performance, and simplicity for self-hosters and developers.
Thanks for the question!