Proxying home assistant is no different from any other http based service.
You set up a reverse proxy (including websocket proxying) for your HA subdomain on your VPS and you're done.
You set up a reverse proxy (including websocket proxying) for your HA subdomain on your VPS and you're done.
It would be an issue if you’re stuck behind double NAT, but I think tailscale can help with that.
I have to run it on my phone all the time effectively routing all mobile traffic through my home VPN which is not ideal for bandwidth and battery life.
I end having to manually turn it off and on.
Instead I wish home assistant had a way to make mobile notification resources easily accessible without VPN - say behind a short lived access token so that I could quickly view the notification media without having to expose local HA install or having VPN always on
You can use an exit node. In that case it will route all your traffic to your home network.