Docker and Running Your Self-Hosted Applications in a More Secure Way Behind a Reverse Proxy

Docker and Running Your Self-Hosted Applications in a More Secure Way Behind a Reverse Proxy

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Docker and Running Your Self-Hosted Applications in a More Secure Way Behind a Reverse Proxy

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  1. 1 Beginning
  2. 2 Introduction
  3. 3 Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon
  4. 4 Prepping our Docker Setup
  5. 5 Install NGinX Proxy Manager
  6. 6 Test our NGinX Proxy Manager Page
  7. 7 Looking at our Docker Networks
  8. 8 Create a new Docker Network
  9. 9 Attach Containers to our new Network
  10. 10 Attach Container to our Network with Portainer
  11. 11 Add a new Proxy Host by Container Name
  12. 12 Test our Container Proxy
  13. 13 Review what we did

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