Raspberry Pi: Tutorial on the most secure way to connect to your Pi — Cloud Proxy Server
This is a continuation of my series on setting up Raspberry Pi to be a remote jupyter notebook code editor. In the last chapter Raspberry Pi was set up and could be accessed by SSH remotely. But I mentioned that using port forwarding on your home router to access your Pi is extremely dangerous. On raspberry Pi official documentation, it stated that rather than using port forwarding on your local router, there are a number of third-party online port forwarding services available, but without any detail on how to implement it. I hope you will find this article useful in setting one up yourself.
First time Pi user and first time reader? Check out the first and second part here.
Disclaimer: I do not receive any sponsorship from the third-party port forwarding service demonstrated in this article. In fact, I strongly encourage you to try out different service providers after you got the basic idea on how to implement…
