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How would you expose Jellyfin securely without a vpn?
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How much bandwidth is used via the VPS in this instance? I've seen most VPS in the USA have a limit of 1TB of bandwidth.
How many users are you sharing with?
I know Hetzner does 20TB bandwidth, but that is only EU servers as far as I know.
I have a very cheap ($11/yr) us-based vps through racknerd I got via low end box. I've got 12 users but only 5 really active ones and I've never come close to hitting the 1tb transfer. I serve several services through that one vps (all just reverse proxy to my homelab).
I did just pick up another u.s. based vps through low end box the other day- $12/yr and unmetered Gbps. 1 CPU only, but a reverse proxy doesn't need a lot of compute. :)