This repository contains a template to deploy Traefik 2 using Docker Compose on a single machine running Docker. This template contains support for the following modules
Clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/Devin345458/traefik-dockerized.git
Cloning into 'traefik-dockerized'...Create your shared network:
$ docker network create nginx-proxyCreate DB volume:
$ docker volume create dbStart the container by running the following command from the root directory
# Make sure docker is running first
$ docker-compose up -dAdd Minica Pem to your trust store
Drag the file certs/minica.pem into your keychain and trust it
Double click the file certs/minica.pem and click install certificate. Select Local Machine and place it in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store
Once the configuration is completed, you can use this to route all your docker containers through traefik. To do this you need to add the following labels to your docker-compose file
- traefik.http.routers.$DOCKER_ROUTER.rule=Host(`$DOCKER_DOMAIN`)
- traefik.http.routers.$DOCKER_ROUTER.tls=true
- traefik.http.routers.$DOCKER_ROUTER.entrypoints=https
- traefik.http.services.$DOCKER_ROUTER.loadbalancer.server.port=80$DOCKER_ROUTER - This will be the name of your project with no . in it i.e. traefik-dockerized
$DOCKER_DOMAIN - This will be the domain you would like to access the site on this must be either a .localhost domain or a domain that is pointed to 127.0.0.1 by your hosts file
This is the traefik dashboard. It can be accessed on https://traefik.localhost
This is a service that runs behind the scene. Anytime you add a new container using the labels above it will automatically generate a certificate for that domain and add it to your trust store. This will allow you to access the site over https without any warnings
This is a mariadb instance. It will be available in your docker network as mariadb and can be accessed on port 3306 or from your local machine on localhost port 3306
This is a redis instance. It will be available in your docker network as redis and can be accessed on port 6379 or from your local machine on localhost port 6379
This is a redis commander instance. It can be accessed on https://redis.localhost and will connect to your redis instance on redis port 6379 so you can see the key currently in the storage
This is a mail capturing service. It can be accessed on https://mailhog.localhost and will capture all emails sent from your docker containers if you set your SMTP server to host mailhog port 1025
This is local S3 storage. It can be accessed on https://minio-console.localhost and will store all files in the /storage/minio directory. In order to use it you must set your S3 server to host minio port 9000
You can modify any of these urls by changing the docker-compose.yml file. You just need to update the traefik.http.routers.$SERVICE.rule=Host(`$DOCKER_DOMAIN`) to the domain you would like to use