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Hi,
nice article. There's only one thing I'm wondering.
Is the
expose: "80"really needed? Because according to the docker/docker-compose docs containers that are connected to the same network should be exposed to each other. Or am I missing something here?cheers
Very nice article, I find the amount of information on this website astonishing you can learn practically anything on the web these days. I covered some alternative use cases for residential proxies on my blog.
Hi Dominik,
Great article! Thanks for that.
I've seen others requesting the codebase for this, but if you could share the final version of the nginx.conf and docker-compose.yml files that would be a great start to solidifying people's understanding of this topic.
I know it would help me loads :)
Cheers!
Hi Julian,
sorry it took so long, I'm sure you already figured it out, whatever problem you had.
But for what it's worth, I've added them now :)
hi
Like the article as it is clear and easy to follow.
I have followed your instructions as in the article up until the ssh cert setup.
So i have some issue where the reverse proxy complains that it does not have "events" in the configuration file.
Is there something that i missed somewhere?
side note:
your image was not available to use so i just replaced it with the hello-world image used to test if docker is working.
Hi, glad that it helped!
You probably already figured it out, you have to have an empty
eventssection in thenginx.conffile.I've added the complete
nginx.confanddocker-compose.ymlfiles at the end, which includes theeventssection.I didn't want to go into the details of nginx, but this is definitely something I should've mentioned.
Sorry it took so long for me to reply!
Very great and detailed article, which is easy to follow! Kudos for that! I would also add that it's not only important to know "how to" but also which proxy services to use. I reviewed some of the best residential proxy providers in the market and everyone are welcome to check that out if they need some clearance about it.
Hi,
Great article, Dominik! Thanks for that. I would also recommend checking my review, put a lot of effort into it trying to review one proxy provider :)
Hi, nice guide.
Does this work for localhost though? As in, if I want to host multiple sites in my local machine just for development purposes. I say this because, I have used few guides like the one your wrote, and they all worked on my VPS but not in localhost
Servus Dominik,
nice well explained and short article...
can the whole code been seen somewhere in the web?
regards
Osio
Hi Osio,
Since it is split between the Nginx config, docker compose config, some console commands and cronjobs, I don't have any one file that contains all of it.
But I might create some example configs and a bash script that automates the setup when I get the time.
Dominik
Servus Dominik,
ich hab schon mal angefangen. Vielleicht kannst Du Dir ein For machen.
github.com/aliuosio/docker-web-proxy
Hi, I've (finally!) added full
docker-compose.ymlandnginx.conffiles.Hope this helps.
Hi,
How do you know if the cache works? I added an X-Cached header to HTTP responses with $upstream_cache_status but it is almost always MISS, even for static resources like Javascript files or images. I suspect there is a permission issue with the nginx process writing to the proxy_cache_path, but I don't know how to fix it. Should I use a volume?
Thanks,
Dave.
Wow!
Thank you Dominik.
Excellent post. Exactly what I needed
Thanks
Thanks, you helped me a lot with docker :)
It's nice to see a guide that doesn't involve nginx-proxy (jwilder) and letsencrypt-companion.
Thank, I'm finally understanding how proxy works
with container_name is set in docker-compose, the containers cannot be replicated in swarm mode? So how to customize the docker-compose.yml to replicate the containers in docker-swarm mode?