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I created a reasonable attempt at my own network setup using the free tool watermarked into my diagram below. While I don't have a 3-dumb-router approach, I do have an extranet between my home router and the CPE from my ISP.

I have OpenCanary sitting in my home network, my extranet and of course one in the Cloud gathering lots of information.

And my pinning together of all tech I own, where possible, is using Tailscale. That's a marvellous tool and removes the need to duplicate anything - recently removed from the diagram is SyncThing (marvellous tool but unnecessary now). My Tailscale hosts are all in my own DNS which removes the need to mess about with IP addresses.

Surely I am not the only one with a funky set-up - I would estimate my complexity is somewhere middling compared to others on here. Feel free to share, comment, offer improvements......you can diagram for free and that's cool :)
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