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With Cloudflare tunnels, I found I could only authorise one top level domain (perhaps multiple is a paid feature, I'm not sure), but I found I could run a second cloudflared in docker to authorise the second.
If you're running VMs, you can probably use tunnels no problem, with Cloudflare routing to the appropriate domain.
If you're against Cloudflare, there should be no reason you can't have nginx grab all traffic then forward the request to your apache2 server based on the host name.
I'd only need Cloudflare for one of the sites/VMs; or, both if it'll handle it easily - I'll be hosting both sites on my hardware. No sites data will be on Cloudflare, I was only thinking about using a tunnel from them to take care of one, or both, the sites.
Thank you for the reply - I'm blown away that I've gotten all these suggestions on LemmyNet before one reply on /r/!
Reddit has loads of people asking and not enough answering. Lemmy has lots of new users and not enough posts to answer, so you got lucky :)
The spirit of (small) community shines here, it would seem 😀
YES; I am loving the LemmyNet; I'll be here for awhile.