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Add container letsencrypt to docker-compose.yml #6

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4n70w4 opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 5 comments
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Add container letsencrypt to docker-compose.yml #6

4n70w4 opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 5 comments
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4n70w4 commented Dec 21, 2018

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@w1ck3dg0ph3r w1ck3dg0ph3r added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 14, 2019
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Good idea, but I'm planning on merging back, front and events images to reduce the number of hops to reach each component (with single nginx instance running inside of it). When it is done, I will add an option to use external SSL termination, user provided certificates or automatically issuing letsencrypt's ones.

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4n70w4 commented Jan 22, 2019

May be a better solution would be to use traefik as reverse proxy which out of the box creates and automatically prolong lets encript certificates. But I could not connect to the traefik with this docker composer stack. Maybe something with network configuration.

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Another option would be caddy. I use it on some of my projects and it is for me the easiest to install + the image is lightweight.

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4n70w4 commented Jun 6, 2019

May be it is not necessary. It is better to use the https://github.com/containous/traefik as a balancer, which itself automatically generates and renews letsencrypt certificates.

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marshalleq commented Feb 13, 2021

I've been successfully using this container for letsencrypt proxying (based on nginx) for Taiga (and many other apps) for some time now. https://docs.linuxserver.io/general/swag

It worked by generating the required certificates and forwarding 443 or your chosen port to other ports within a docker net or host net. It's quite simple, just gotta get your head around it. Definitely the best all in one docker container for this I've found.

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