If I start self hosting some pages/small apps, what would be the best/safest way to expose that to the public internet? I understand that I could just do port forwarding on my router, but that makes me a little anxious for some reason. Would it be possible to, say, create a tunnel between my network and a remote EC2 aws instance, and tunnel the traffic through there?
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