Changelog

1.0.0_rc2

New Autodetection function for containers network

TSDProxy now tries to connect to the container using docker internal ip addresses and ports. It’s more reliable and faster, even in container without exposed ports.

New configuration method

TSDProxy still supports the Environment variable method. But there’s much more power with the new configuration yaml file.

Multiple Tailscale servers

TSDProxy now supports multiple Tailscale servers. This option is useful if you have multiple Tailscale accounts, if you want to group containers with the same AUTHKEY or if you want to use different servers for different containers.

Multiple Docker servers

TSDProxy now supports multiple Docker servers. This option is useful if you have multiple Docker instances and don’t want to deploy and manage TSDProxy on each one.

New installation scenarios documentation

Now there is a new scenarios section.

New logs

Now logs are more readable and easier to read and with context.

New Docker container labels

tsdproxy.proxyprovider is the label that defines the Tailscale proxy provider. It’s optional.

TSDProxy can now run standalone

With the new configuration file, TSDProxy can be run standalone. Just run tsdproxyd –config ./config .

New flag –config

This new flag allows you to specify a configuration file. It’s useful if you want to use as a command line tool instead of a container.

tsdproxyd --config ./config/tsdproxy.yaml