How-To: Set Up Internet-Accessible Server on Network with Reverse Proxy, Domain Name, and Security

From Flemming's Blog:

The goal for me was to access multiple services behind my firewall from the Internet with HTTPS.

The goal is to access my services with domains like https://home-assistant.mydomain.com/ and https://mstream.mydomain.com/ unlike before: http//public_ip:1234.

And it should be done with a valid signed SSL certificate.

One possible configuration of the
ODROID-H2+ as a network server

• DuckDNS: Provides a domain name for his Dynamic IP Internet connection (most Internet connections are Dynamic IP)
• NameSilo: To register a top level domain
• pfSense: A highly-configurable software network router and firewall that runs on x86/x64 systems, including energy-efficient options like the ODROID-H2+ and others
• Acme: Provides encryption services and certificates for the network
• HAProxy: Provides reverse proxy services for added security

ameriDroid provides low-cost and power efficient systems capable of hosting this solution.

Read the complete guide here.