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Tailscale was updated with direct support for Mullvad, but since you already have Proton I'm guessing you wouldn't want to switch.
If you're using containers, you can have one container with your VPN and route traffic from specific containers through the VPN container. You can then have tailscale on the host system.
There's a quick guide on setting up the VPN part here. Tailscaile you set up normally.
Have you figured out how to use the Mullvad VPN from Tailscale for a similar setup like you've linked? I cannot figure out how to get a tailscale docker container to properly connect to an exit node.
I have Tailscale directly installed on the host and I don't use Mullvad so I haven't tried that setup myself.
Looks like you would need to set the
TS_EXTRA_ARGSenvironment variable in your container to--exit-node= --exit-node-allow-lan-access=truewith the exit node name or ip of the Mullvad node. I haven't tried this myself though.