Thank you very much for the video. If I want to use NginxProxyManager, is the Nginx necessary in the docker compose file? Can it be installed without it? Will it be usable? Because there is no port exposed anywhere else, only on the Nginx part of docker compose...
In this case, nginx is used as the web server, not as the reverse proxy. It can be confusing sometimes but this will not work without it. You can change the port in the compose file from 8085:80 as an example.
I haven't used docker-compose down command - typically I just use docker-compose up -d ---force-recreate. How much of an impact would this make? Would it depend on the container functions?
Do you use Vikunja? If not, what other apps like this do you recommend?
3 years later and still incredibly useful info, thank you.
@@senor_guapo Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad it’s still helping people. 😊
The pronunciation is on point this time!
Not only did I get details on installing Vikunja, but there's an amazing stash of self-hosting expertise in your channel. Thanks!
Mate you're a legend cheers
thank you for explaining the config stuff. TBH I don't think they're clear enough about that in the docs for beginners.
Thank you very much for the video. If I want to use NginxProxyManager, is the Nginx necessary in the docker compose file? Can it be installed without it? Will it be usable? Because there is no port exposed anywhere else, only on the Nginx part of docker compose...
In this case, nginx is used as the web server, not as the reverse proxy. It can be confusing sometimes but this will not work without it. You can change the port in the compose file from 8085:80 as an example.
I haven't used docker-compose down command - typically I just use docker-compose up -d ---force-recreate. How much of an impact would this make? Would it depend on the container functions?