An open source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server
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An open source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server
A lightweight implementation of a Tailscale control server
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A Tailscale monitoring and administration application with a React dashboard, health APIs, background polling, audit history, alerting, and policy automation. It tracks device and key health, exposes monitoring-friendly endpoints, and provides authenticated tools for operating a tailnet. The backend is implemented with Python and Flask.
Tailscale browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers
Ansible role for Headscale
Unofficial Headscale APT (Debian/Ubuntu) repository
Setup Tailscale self-hosted for use external network and remote (single user)
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Lightweight, open-source implementation of Tailscale control server
Run headscale & web management with ease.
Tailscale-up is a container image which extends the original tailscale/tailscale image by building-in a script for automatic execution of `tailscaled` and `tailscale up` CLI command (including all "up" arguments which can be set as a container environment variables).
Route Mythic C2 traffic securely over Tailscale or Headscale VPNs using WireGuard encryption with a flexible, ephemeral agent network.
Tailscale-integrated CoreDNS plugin that resolves hostnames to Tailscale IPs with subdomain tags and split DNS management.
A Python-based Flask application to monitor the health of devices in a Tailscale network. The application provides endpoints to check the health status of all devices, specific devices, and lists of healthy or unhealthy devices.
Tailscale Split-Traffic Setup for Web Server
Run Tailscale DERP server without a domain, in the easiest way
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