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How to correctly organize a reverse proxy in docker?
There is a VPS to which you need to attach the 2nd site, the first one lies on the 80th port.
The Internet suggested that you can use a reverse proxy, that different container assemblies worked correctly on the same system. However, these internets did not suggest exactly how to set up this reverse proxy.
Therefore, the question is: how to organize a reverse proxy through nginx inside docker? Is there any way to give docker access to the global network of the current machine?
Note: all this, including ssl certificates and wiretapping on ports 80 and 443
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and Virtual Host will not work?
https://www.keycdn.com/support/nginx-virtual-host
, depending on the name, the server will give one or another server.
in fact, the reverse proxy works essentially exactly the same, you just need a server to which the reverse proxy will forward the traffic. And so all in 1
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