Streisand

Streisand is an open-source VPN and censorship circumvention automation platform designed to help users deploy secure privacy-focused networking services with minimal manual configuration. They automate the setup of multiple censorship-resistant technologies, allowing users to quickly create their own private communication infrastructure on supported cloud providers. Built primarily around Ansible-based automation, Streisand simplifies the deployment of tools like WireGuard, OpenVPN, OpenSSH, Shadowsocks, OpenConnect, Tor bridges, Stunnel, and sslh for users who require secure remote connectivity, anti-censorship networking, encrypted communications, and private internet access. The platform is widely used by developers, activists, system administrators, and privacy-focused communities who need flexible self-hosted VPN infrastructure and automated secure server deployment.

They include advanced capabilities such as automated server provisioning, custom HTML instruction generation, traffic obfuscation support, censorship-resistant VPN deployment, WireGuard integration, Tor bridge configuration, cloud provider compatibility, and multi-service network management. Streisand is designed for users who need rapid VPN deployment, scalable privacy infrastructure, secure tunneling workflows, censorship bypass solutions, and enterprise-grade remote networking environments across providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Compute Engine, DigitalOcean, Linode, and Rackspace. Their ecosystem also supports additional technologies such as Shadowsocks with V2Ray plugin integration, obfs4 proxy support, OpenConnect configurations, and advanced tunneling customization for hostile or highly restricted network environments.

And the best part? They offer free and open-source access to the entire platform, deployment scripts, documentation, and automation resources for community-driven customization and self-hosted deployment.