infrastructure:network:tailscale

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====== Tailscale ======

A Mesh VPN system I dearly wish had existed a few years prior.

===== Authentication & Authorisation =====

Currently using the official control server with an MSOL account. Single tenant, not very pleased about it, but they won't give me a single-user enterprise account.

===== SSH =====

Honestly one of the best things about Tailscale. In use on all machines that support it.

===== ACLs =====

  * ICMP is allowed from anywhere to anywhere
  * DNS lookups are allowed from anywhere to udp/53 on any machine tagged `nameserver`
  * Any traffic is allowed from machines tagged `permit-tx` to machines tagged `permit-rx`
  * SSH is allowed from machines tagged `permit-tx` or `permit-tx-ssh` to machines tagged `permit-rx` on tcp/22
  * HTTP is allowed from machines tagged `permit-tx` or `permit-tx-web` to machines tagged `permit-rx` on tcp+udp/80 and tcp+udp/443
  * Traffic is allowed from machines tagged `logsender` to machines tagged `logserver` on tcp+udp/514, tcp+udp/1514 and tcp+udp/12201

===== Plans =====

  * Add ACLs for FTP, SMB and maybe others
  * Figure out how to integrate it with docker
    * Ideally this would be just a network driver, but Tailscale doesn't appear to support being used as a docker network driver, so no dice.
    * Common option seems to be to use TS as a sidecar; does this work with docker swarm mode?
    * Option that -would- work with swarm mode is to build a custom container that runs both tailscale and also something else, but that's.. intellectually expensive.
    * Other suggested option is subnet router, but for the number of docker hosts I have in swarm mode, this would be wildly impractical
    * Maybe just use a tailscale-aware load balancer and stick with good old DNS for service ID?
  * Get DNS working properly (maybe write a script/daemon that updates a DO zone with IPs for each machine/endpoint?)
    * DNS resolution is working over TS.
      * Because I run AdGuard Home inside docker using macvlan, i would have to have ran tailscale inside the AGH container in order to do it "properly". instead: DNAT time
      * AGH has an internal address used for host-to-container resolution because traffic can't go from a host to a macvlan'd container using a routed address, which is useful for DNAT

<code - iptables-save output>
-A PREROUTING -i tailscale+ -p udp -m udp 
</code>

  * VoIP!
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