docker-reverseproxy

Install

Clone the repository where you want. If you think you will add many sites to the reverse proxy, you can use the following command :

ln -s /your/cloned/repository/adduri /usr/local/bin/adduri

This way you will be able to call adduri from anywhere on your host.

First start

Add your domain name to your DNS or hosts file, pointing to your own machine (like 127.0.0.1 local.mysite.docker)

Build your docker with SSL_ON (1 or 0) and HOST (your docker host ip address) build-arg.

Run it with exposed port 80 and 443 if you need https. If you do, add /etc/certbot to the volumes. You should also give it a name.

e.g:

docker run -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -v /etc/certbot:/etc/certbot -d --name=reverseproxy reverseproxy:local`

Add a domain name

Add your domain name to your DNS or hosts file, pointing to your own machine (like 127.0.0.1 local.mysite2.docker)

Then, use the adduri command to add it to your reverse proxy.

adduri -h will give you a complete help but the command will probably look like

adduri -d local.mysite2.docker -n reverseproxy -s 0 -p 8002