Configure a Docker Nginx Reverse Proxy Image and Container

Here's a quick tutorial on how to dockerize Nginx and create an Nginx reverse proxy Docker image.

[MrBrackets]

great video and good explanation, thank you!

[lahbaeil]

Simple, concise and straight to the point. Thank you sir, a great video!

[Alphahydro]

I'm trying to accomplish something similar via proxy manager, considering you can't indicate sub-directories in the proxy settings.

[lucasrudyson]

me salvou demais, por causa do seu vídeo mudei o default e conseguir obter o objetivo necessário, PARABENS

[chindna]

Omg. I was missing a slash after the :port/
Most times we miss a semicolon but I suppose with nginx, slashes can be culprits as well.
Thank you

[MontxoCaqueta]

CONGRATULATIONS, VERY GOOD VIDEO. I have a question how I could do it with docker compose by creating a letsencrypt container to make the https certificates and view them through no-ip. Could you please advise me?

[noneofyourconcern]

Hmm, i was hoping this solved what I am trying to do, but i already get stuck that my system insists that there is no directory /etc/nginx/conf.d/

:-(

[Miguel-pe]

When I mispeel in the CLI, the ctrl+t swaps the characters before and after where the cursor is.

[lifetillhope]

thanks. But i have question, is this app is running on another container or in our system.? What if this app run on another container just like tomcat etc?

[mkxrgjk]

What if, the application is running at <ip>:8080/. What I want is configure the nginx reverse-proxy such that if I request localhost/example; it redirects to the application running on port 8080. I have tried location /example and proxy_pass <ip>:8080/; But it is not working. Any help?

[KoljaMineralka]

how do you rotate ssl certificates while on docker using certbot ?

[washaw]

Can I use this setup up with Nginx to force all client traffic to https if the backend application is not encrypted? Thx

[caskraker]

Liked to cee you do a wonkle xced variance next.

[alirahimi]

thanks a lot, i have had some cors errors with my app and now their are gone! thanks a lot

[uimyzso]

How would i go about doing this for 2 containers that want to listen on port 80?

[zapbeeblebrox]

curious. why are you running all the commands with sudo?

[taiwoesoimeme]

Nice one. Just curious ? Is this cp from host to container permanent or ephemeral ? will the copied file still be there if the containers is restarted ?

[drm]

0:48 i can not display localhost message -> not working please help

[lemague]

you only configured it for a single path, its not a full reverse proxy xd

[JoaoPaulo-oxpr]

can i use a docker service name instead of an ip address? i was supposed to do a reverse proxy to connect my front-end(React) to my back-end(node.js/express), both running in docker via docker compose, since i can't use the service name on the front-end fetch calls cause the request is send by the browser, so docker cannot parse the service name to an ip address in this situation, how could i fix this?