A few different articles this week about spinning up a wireguard container/jail/VM ...
But it's far, far easier to just fire up an sshd somewhere and 'sshuttle' makes it possible to turn any ssh server that you have a login on into a VPN endpoint:
I absolutely love sshuttle but IMHO nothing beats WireGuard‘s availability and simplicity. I have it setup on my laptops, iPhone and iPad. It works transparently and I can access all the stuff in my homenetwork.
I use sshuttle for situations where I don’t have root on a jumphost or only need the tunneling sometimes.
It's not. The current maintainer is aware of the speed issues (which I believe are CPU bottleneck issues) but I don't believe anything substantive has been done.
But it's far, far easier to just fire up an sshd somewhere and 'sshuttle' makes it possible to turn any ssh server that you have a login on into a VPN endpoint:
https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
You don't even need to be a privileged user - just any old user login, over ssh, and you need python to exist on the remote system.