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Look at Tailscale docker mod. Adds tailscale inside each arr container and treats them each like a tailscale machine, so on app level you can choose if you expose only in your tailnet or expose to internet.
First time I'm hearing of this. Thanks for the heads up.
https://tailscale.dev/blog/docker-mod-tailscale
Up until now I've been using Traefik and a pihole with Local DNS records so I can remotely access my services when connected to Tailscale. It'd be nice to be able to point to http://jellyfin rather than http://jellyfin.server.home, for example