Just tried this guide. Works great. And really, really helpful b/c Appwrite does not cover everything and we need to add services as basic as a simple web server, even if just to serve static documents/pages without hitting cross-origin/cross-domain issues, consolidate services on the same domain/IP/server addresses, use the same SSL certificates, etc -- all of which cost more time and money when they proliferate. So, this is a big deal. I had had enough of jumping through hoops with proxies, browser-side tricks. This also allows for better docker-side consolidation. Now traefik presents all of it as one server/service on different paths, ports, etc
So I have one question/request and one recommendation:
My only recommendation is to mention that the port (8081 in the guide) is not the only (big/obvious) thing to watch for. Entrypoints are the other big thing that can vary from Appwrite installation to installation. I notices my setup was very similar to your guide, not the same. I surmise the difference comes from older Appwrite deployments (2-3 upgrades ago). So, the entrypoints may vary and need to be watched for. This is not a biggie for those with some traefik, docker-composer and Appwrite experience. Still, it may help newbies and save head-scratching time for even more experienced persons.
My one question/request is regarding enabling Traefik's dashboard. The simple, generic api commands that used to work no longer turn the trick. Is there some nuance that comes into play with the Appwrite configuration? For example, do we need to explicitly add rules for "/dashboard/" or "/traefik/" or the IP/port/protocol the dashboard uses?
Just tried this guide. Works great. And really, really helpful b/c Appwrite does not cover everything and we need to add services as basic as a simple web server, even if just to serve static documents/pages without hitting cross-origin/cross-domain issues, consolidate services on the same domain/IP/server addresses, use the same SSL certificates, etc -- all of which cost more time and money when they proliferate. So, this is a big deal. I had had enough of jumping through hoops with proxies, browser-side tricks. This also allows for better docker-side consolidation. Now traefik presents all of it as one server/service on different paths, ports, etc
So I have one question/request and one recommendation:
My only recommendation is to mention that the port (8081 in the guide) is not the only (big/obvious) thing to watch for. Entrypoints are the other big thing that can vary from Appwrite installation to installation. I notices my setup was very similar to your guide, not the same. I surmise the difference comes from older Appwrite deployments (2-3 upgrades ago). So, the entrypoints may vary and need to be watched for. This is not a biggie for those with some traefik, docker-composer and Appwrite experience. Still, it may help newbies and save head-scratching time for even more experienced persons.
My one question/request is regarding enabling Traefik's dashboard. The simple, generic api commands that used to work no longer turn the trick. Is there some nuance that comes into play with the Appwrite configuration? For example, do we need to explicitly add rules for "/dashboard/" or "/traefik/" or the IP/port/protocol the dashboard uses?
Thanks again for the guide. Regards.
Never mind, I managed to get traefik dashboard to work. So I'm good. Thanks