Portarius Portainer port 9000 / 9443

[ALRogers89]

I'm new to docker and portainer I currently run most of my applications in LXC containers on a proxmox host but I have been experimenting with docker and portainer over the past week. After a google search I came across your app as I wanted a quick way of accessing portainer from my smartphone or tablet like I do for proxmox instead of going through the web interface. I realised I couldn’t connect to my portainer instance due to not having port 9000 open and after consulting the portainer documentation on www.portainer.io they say

“Portainer added support for HTTPS in mid 2021 (Port 9443) and we recommend that no one uses Port 9000 any longer, so please upgrade to a Portainer version that supports 9443 (or just use the most recent version of Portainer, which is currently 2.11.1).”

I'm assuming this is for security reasons so I am unable to try / use the app and wondered if there were any plans for supporting port 9443 in the future.

[zbejas]

You can use whatever port you like.
For example, I use 80/443 since I have a reverse proxy set-up.
The :9000 part in the hint is an example you can use.

If you are using self-signed certificates, Portarius does not yet support that.
I am working on that in Portarius 2.0.0, but since I don't use them it's been slow in testing.
If you do use them and want to help out with testing, you can join our discord server.

[zbejas]

Closing due to inactivity.