[miked85]

Algo [1] is a great option for a personal VPN, and it supports WireGuard + ad blocking. I really don't understand why you would want to use k8s for something like this unless it is just a pet project.

[1] https://github.com/trailofbits/algo

[syoc]

I have a hard time understanding why people use these small script bundles on top of wireguard. The VPN use case is the best documented one with a large amount of guides and the configuration is very simple.

[miked85]

Because it sets up everything in your VPS as well.

[api]

Getting to the front page? Just Wireguard often will, as will just Kubernetes, but combining the two is a guarantee.

[darkteflon]

I tried this setup for the first time recently (Algo and a Digital Ocean droplet) when traveling and can confirm it was excellent. In particular, you get a surprisingly polished UX for setting everything up in addition to all the usual benefits of WireGuard.

[PaulWaldman]

Can confirm Algo works great. Easy to setup the VPN while still having the benefits of leveraging Wireguard.

Not OP, but maybe it makes sense if you already deploy a set of applications or services on K8s.

[maneesh]

great unless you want to use it as a vpn to watch Hulu from abroad haha. They require you to use a set of specific providers, which are all blocked by Hulu.

I ended up using openVPN on a home raspberry pi, but I want to figure out how to deploy IPSec or ZeroTier rather than OpenVPN