The Problem
Local development with docker is nothing new.
Run a local container export some ports and here we go.
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That's just very cool, i actually use nginx-reverse-proxy companion for my projects but i liked the observability dashboard on traefik a while ago but i didn't know about traefik pilot dashboard, there is not even a configuration file like nginx.conf, everything is in docker compose file i love it!
Exactly the reason why I use I. No big configuration.
Thanks for your awesome article. But I still have a problem, what if some domain/port in third-parties SDKs are hard-coded. for example
api.abc.com:1080is hard-coded in a thrid-party SDK. how can I reroute it tomyproject.localhost:80? the only thing I can think of is using something likeiptablesand editing/etc/hosts. Do u have some better ideas?I don't have a good solution for this. I think your way is the most simplest one.
Looks really amazing, I'm gonna start using it on my projects to see how it goes. Thanks for sharing!
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I use traefik on most of my projects now and it's an absolute dream to work with. Highly recommend giving it a go before battling with nginx etc.
Yes specially if you are hosting you services with docker. It is the perfect match. And you don't have to worry about Let's Encrypt certificats.
how do you handle HTTPS in that scenario?
I don't really need https for local development. But one possibility is to create a wildcard certificate for *.localhost and trust the CA by putting it in the local truststore.Then you have to extend traefik with the access point 443.
i guess the best way (for me) is to find a simple free dns provider that is supported by letsencrpyt... so I don´t have to expose my ports or open and firewalls for the HTTP challenge....