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How to Hide Your Backend VPS IP Behind Vercel Using Next.js Rewrites

A step-by-step guide to proxying API requests and securing your backend with custom secret headers.

Sep 28·4 min read·blog.zyvop.comRead the article

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Michael Hairetis

Sep 28

can this be done with tailscale also?

ZyVOP

Sep 28

Yes, Tailscale can work too, especially if you want the VPS completely private. Vercel can’t directly join a Tailnet though, so you’d need an extra proxy/relay layer.

Julian Neagu

Sep 30

The Tailscale question is interesting too. For small projects, I usually like keeping the setup as simple as possible before adding another moving part.