Take a look at caddy server or the nginx proxy manager and set up a reverse proxy.
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I ended up setting Caddy. Super easy to add to the Caddyfile (config) and it just works!
I'm going to also look into Traefik as it looks like it has a nice gui.
Thanks a lot!
Look into traefik. Once it's set up I add a few labels to my compose files and traefik handles the rest.
My thoughts also. Traefik docs can be a bit confusing if you're coming to it with no context, though, but it's definitely the ideal option for just routing to a bunch of docker containers!
My thoughts also. Traefik docs can be a bit confusing if you're coming to it with no context, though, but it's definitely the ideal option for just routing to a bunch of docker containers!
My understanding is that you'd need a combination of a reverse proxy and a general proxy manager. Nginx Proxy Manager handles a lot of these tasks for me on my website, with most of my use being a simple redirect though.
Do you have a reverse proxy? Thats the bit you need
And cloudflare possibly
https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/zone-setups/subdomain-setup/
What you need is a reverse proxy server. All the major web servers have this feature.
Damn, Lemmy is so awesome!
Thanks so much everybody for the quick amazing replies! I will look into the suggested reverse proxy options and get something set up.
Thanks again for all of the insight!
I'm an apache user myself. It's used for static websites as well as other services bia reverse proxying. Letsencrypt for the certs and ssl termination in apache. I'm even considering doing all ipv6 only.
Any webserver or reverse proxy will do though.
I like virtualmin as a web based solution. Includes proxy options
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