Look Ma, No Cloud: Raspberry Pi + Your Devices + Your Data
summary
Builds a peer-access stack that runs on a Raspberry Pi and relays through an open-source service called tellabit, using a cloud or self-run relay plus TLS SNI routing so relays never see plaintext. Uses greenlock with Let’s Encrypt to get valid HTTPS, tunnels SSH/SOCKS5/VPN over HTTP, and aims for device domains rather than cloud storage. Demo attempts to boot a Pi to serve a site and show SSH over HTTP but intermittently stalls; claim is working proof-of-concept today.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to access ability
- 1:34Three core technologies
- 2:53Ownership and open infrastructure
- 4:28Raspberry Pi and local storage
- 5:51TellaBit reverse VPN service
- 7:08Internet design flaws
- 8:27Limitations of existing tools
- 10:05Peer-to-peer and DHT
- 12:33Web protocol advantages
- 14:31TLS and secure relays
- 16:04Greenlock for certificates
- 17:17Unstoppable connectivity
- 19:44Live demo and sclient
- 22:21TellaBit in action
- 25:04Raspberry Pi demo
- 27:28Vision for the future
- 29:32Q&A and security discussion
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