I run it through an nginx proxy that runs cloudflared through my domain, giving https access with limited worry of various security concerns. Probably not the best setup but was relatively easy to do.
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How do you approach remote access?
Not OP, but you could setup a wireguard vpn in your home network.
It would require opening up a port on your router for wireguard. and probably use a dynamic dns provider ( duckdns.org or similar ) to get an url.
I run it through an nginx proxy that runs cloudflared through my domain, giving https access with limited worry of various security concerns. Probably not the best setup but was relatively easy to do.