vless-reality-aws-lightsail

Deploy VLESS Reality on AWS Lightsail by provisioning a server, verifying the Reality dest, installing Xray or sing-box, and generating a Surge-compatible SOCKS5 configuration with managed fallback groups.

Yes, you can bridge LAN devices through a Proxmox-based Alpine LXC container that connects to your Lightsail VLESS server, enabling Surge-compatible clients to route local network traffic through the tunnel.

Yes, setting up VLESS Reality Vision requires AWS CLI for Lightsail provisioning and Proxmox access to host the Alpine LXC LAN bridge, along with valid placeholders for server IP, public key, and short IDs.

Generate VLESS share URIs for mobile clients by configuring the Xray or sing-box server with Reality Vision, then use the included templates to produce vless:// links that support fallback connectivity.

Surge maintains connectivity when LAN or off-LAN bridges fail by using a managed fallback group that exposes the tunnels as SOCKS5, ensuring the Lightsail egress remains accessible during travel or remote work.

A Mac off-LAN bridge provides remote work connectivity to your Lightsail VLESS egress when primary LAN access is unavailable, allowing Surge clients to maintain access through an alternative bridged path.