Bypass Cloudflare Tunnel's 100MB file upload limit by setting up a custom tunnel using Oracle's always free tier services. This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating a virtual private server and configuring the tunnel, all at no cost, utilizing the Oracle Cloud always free services. Learn how to leverage these services to overcome file size limitations. Pangolin is a combination of a Traefik reverse proxy and Gerbil tunnel which uses Wireguard to communicate between the VPS and your own self hosted connector. Traefik makes it easy to add invaluable plugins such as CrowdSec and GeoIP Blocking which I'll show you have to configure in this tutorial. Follow along on my blog: 📋Make sure to check out my full self hosted playlist ☁️Haven't used a CloudFlare tunnel? Beside the 100MB file upload limit, it's quite good. Watch my tutorial here: 👨‍🏫Need a more in depth explanation on using Nginx Proxy Manager with HTTPS? 🤳Looking into doing more with Immich? ☁Don't forget Nextcloud! 📃Paperless! 🔐And Bitwarden Too! 🛜Want to connect the dots of DNS context awareness? #selfhosted #homelab -------- Timeline ----------- 00:00 Discussion 01:48 Network Diagram 04:39 VCN and Subnet setup 06:31 Creating an Oracle Compute Instance 10:38 Connect subnet to internet 11:39 Preparing the Server 13:42 Installing Pangolin 16:56 Setting up DNS and HTTPS with DNS Challenge 22:22 Opening Ports on the VPS24:07 Pangolin Startup 25:02 Starting Immich on our Homelab VM 27:47 Configuring Pangolin Tunnel 32:55 Routing Pangolin to Nginx Proxy Manager 33:41 Setting up Nginx Proxy Manager w/ GoAccess Dashboard 35:04 Configuring a Proxy Host for Immich on NPM 36:13 Routing Pangolin to Nginx Proxy Manager 36:54 Monitoring Host GoAccess Logs 38:17 HTTPS with NPM and modifying Pangolin 40:56 CrowdSec Commands 42:41 Installing the CrowdSec Firewall Bouncer 45:12 Geo IP Blocking 47:53 Future videos coming up ----------------------------------------