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Date: 2024-12-11 13:48:15
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Since Tailscale cannot be integrated directly with Azure services, you would need to deploy it as a separate instance to act as a proxy to other services.

However, I disagree with that managing Tailscale is more complex than managing a traditional VPN server.

To simplify deployment and management, you could run Tailscale on an Azure Container App, so you don't need to manage a dedicated VM. The setup process for this approach is relatively straightforward, as you just need to provide API key for tailscale container through env variable TS_AUTHKEY. Just make sure that your container can have access to those services.

Whatever option you choose, you are always going to need a device that will be an entry point to your network.

Take a look at the following references:

https://tailscale.com/kb/1282/docker

https://tailscale.com/kb/1314/azure-reference-architecture

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Posted by: Ajdin Garibović