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I expose every self-hosted app on my home box through a Cloudflare named tunnel, kept alive by a systemd unit that has survived every reboot for weeks. This is the real login-to-systemd flow, the config file, the unit, and why a named tunnel beats a quick tunnel for anything you mean to keep.
I run Coolify on a single free Oracle A1 box in Mumbai as the control plane for 15-20 production apps. This is the real install, the Git-push deploy flow, the Cloudflare Tunnel that keeps every port closed, and the API quirks nobody documents.
Oracle's ARM free tier gives you 4 OCPUs and 24GB RAM for zero rupees, and it genuinely runs real workloads. I host Coolify, several PocketBase backends, and a Cloudflare Tunnel on one A1 box. Here is what actually breaks, the capacity game nobody warns you about, and the Docker bridge gotcha that breaks tunnels silently.
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