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The advanced faq states this can easily be done but there aren’t any docker compose examples of how to set up another container running gluetun if you already have one running to avoid any conflicting ports or issues.
Would anyone who has accomplished this be able to provide an example of how to set this up please?
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Hi,
Are you a proxy ?
Btw, you simply run your command twice, with different container names and different configurations.
My personal record is 600 glueten on the same hardware host.
if you already have one running to avoid any conflicting ports or issues.
This is kind of obvious, you cannot publish the same ports on your host for 2 different containers.
I don't believe an example is needed, and as @EliotFR44 said
Btw, you simply run your command twice, with different container names and different configurations.
My personal record is 600 glueten on the same hardware host.
Shit me, I didn't know you could push it that far 😄
URL to the Wiki page
https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun-wiki/blob/main/setup/advanced/multiple-gluetun.md
What's missing?
The advanced faq states this can easily be done but there aren’t any docker compose examples of how to set up another container running gluetun if you already have one running to avoid any conflicting ports or issues.
Would anyone who has accomplished this be able to provide an example of how to set this up please?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: