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Pangolin is also pretty straight forward. I set it up a few months ago to test out on a new server I was firing up and I've decided to just switch all my other servers running nginx-proxy-manager over to it.
Also, if you're just accessing it yourself and have maybe a handful of people who'd be using it, I'd recommend just setting up Headscale.
TLDR: Pangolin or Nginx-Proxy-Manager or Tailscale + one of the previously mentioned reverse proxy solutions.
Pangolin is great, I can expose things like game servers on it and have my entry point in a geographically close data center to keep the ping time lower than other options would let me.
I'm currently trying out the managed self hosted version, it seems a bit slower, but you also get ha with it which is pretty cool.