nginx-https-template

Introduction

An https template based on nginx + docker that allows you to quickly deploy https websites 🚀🚀🚀

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Prerequisites

You need to have at least, and only, a Docker environment.

Installation

1. Enter your repos directory, which can be any directory (though you might need to make some modifications later). Here, we'll use /root/repos/ as an example. If there is no repos directory, create one. Then clone this project.

cd /root/repos/

git clone https://github.com/Justin3go/nginx-https-template.git
cd nginx-https-template

2. Replace the certificates in the cert/ folder with your own, in the format your-domain.key and your-domain.pem. For example, if my domain is justin3go.com, then my certificates would be justin3go.com.key and justin3go.com.pem.
3. Run the script ./scripts/replace-domain.sh --domain=your-domain.

sudo chmod -R +x ./scripts # Set script permissions
./scripts/replace-domain.sh --domain=your-domain # Run the script to replace the domain

Note: By default, the https forwarding is set to port 80. If your website is not on port 80, you will need to modify the proxy_pass in /conf.d/default.conf to your port.

4. If you used a custom directory in the first step, then modify the root directory in docker-compose.yml to your directory, which by default is /root/repos/.
5. Start the container.

./scripts/run.sh

What's Next

• You can use the docker ps command to check if the container is running properly.
• And use tail -n 1000 logs/access.log and tail -n 1000 logs/error.log to view nginx running logs.