If you are running a Pi-hole you can set the IP to a domain in the local DNS, then add this DNS in the Tailscale settings.
But you’ll need a reverse proxy if you want to avoid having to put in ports. The reverse proxy takes the traffic sent to the normal HTTP ports and redirects it to the port of the service based on the domain name. Some common reverse proxies for docker are traefik, caddy, or nginx (web server) set up as a reverse proxy.
If you are running a Pi-hole you can set the IP to a domain in the local DNS, then add this DNS in the Tailscale settings.
But you’ll need a reverse proxy if you want to avoid having to put in ports. The reverse proxy takes the traffic sent to the normal HTTP ports and redirects it to the port of the service based on the domain name. Some common reverse proxies for docker are traefik, caddy, or nginx (web server) set up as a reverse proxy.