Have you also tried making a subdomain and not making any requests to it yourself? So no browser access or other DNS resolution requests for the new subdomain. That should rule out some of the other possible causes suggested in the other comments.
How is it being logged publicly? Like OP said there is no specific subdomain registered in the DNS records (instead using a wildcard). Same for the SSL cert. Only things I can think of is the browser leaking the subdomains (through google or Microsoft) or the DNS queries themselves being logged and leaked. (Possibly by the ISP inspecting the traffic or logging and leaking on their own DNS servers?). I would hardly call either of those public.
Hmm, sounds interesting. Any interesting/notable differences that set this project apart from other similar projects like IPFS?
Same here, glad to see that it is not my phone.
I would just create a point to point VPN connection and run it over that (for axample an IPsec tunnel using strongswan)
I disagree, it is great to use. Yes, some things are more difficult but as OP mentioned he wants to learn more, and running your own cluster for your services is an amazing way to learn k8s.
Yup, sorry to be the bearer of bad news🥲
Plenty of IPv4 only networks still exist from which you would not be able to access the services. I am in a similar situation as OP with my offsite address being IPv6 + CGNAT IPv4 and my own address being IPv4 only.
So it is not running llms on an average gaming pc
Locally hosted git server (fork of Gitea)