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It is only accessible from your local network (if it is there in the first place, you can always selfhost on rented virtual private server), until you make it accessible. There a different ways to achieve that:
Which is the way for you depends on the circumstances, how your ISP connects you to the internet mainly
You forgot reverse proxy
A reverse proxy solves another problrm, doesn't it? In any case it requires one of the solutions I mentioned to make your stuff accessible from outside.
It is a 50% alternative to port forwarding as you still need it. But instead you can host many things on one port and route it instead of 1:1
If you want to host miltiple things with only one ip I woild always recommend a reverse proxy, so it is good that you mention that but since it isn't strictly necessary, it is no alternative imo.