Great tutorial, Li! I can confirm your video works on a Raspberry Pi 4. However, there needs to be some tweaks. Make sure you're using a 64-bit OS (e.g. Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS) and that your device's architecture is ARM64 (for now, it's only available on Raspberry Pi 3 and 4). Raspberry Pi OS, which is currently only offered in 32-bit, won't work with MariaDB. But if you really insist on using Raspberry Pi OS, then there is a 64-bit version that's still in beta. Haven't tried it myself so I can't confirm if it actually works.
Your videos and blog are great. Keep up the great work! I would love to see how you would use traefik 2 with something like mailcow or similar self hosted mail server! Cheers!
Hi Iraitz, you can use htpasswd to generate the username and password. If you are on mac os, you can typed `htpasswd -nb username password` to generate one. There are a lot of online generators you can use as well.
@@liyangau Thanks! I see you are hosting at oracle cloud. In case you host at your local network, is there any way to access these services also from local network? Keep creating such good material 😉
Hi Li, I'm confused with 2:51. Didn't you already create an acme.json file earlier at 1:06 that is located at data/acme.json? I tried doing "sudo cp acme.json data/acme.json" and I got an error that said "cp: cannot stat 'acme.json': No such file or directory". EDIT: Oh wait, you were just copying your old certificate and replacing the new one. In case anyone in the future is confused, if you get an error message that says your connection isn't safe/private, just wait a little bit as your browser is trying to generate your certificate. Just give it a minute or two.
Hi K, I was copying an old acme.json file (with cert on it) because I did not want to wait for certificate generation and to avoid hitting the rate limit. I should be more specific in the video. Sorry for the confusion.
I just discovered your videos and blog and it's been really helpful. Thanks!
Great tutorial, Li! I can confirm your video works on a Raspberry Pi 4. However, there needs to be some tweaks. Make sure you're using a 64-bit OS (e.g. Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS) and that your device's architecture is ARM64 (for now, it's only available on Raspberry Pi 3 and 4). Raspberry Pi OS, which is currently only offered in 32-bit, won't work with MariaDB. But if you really insist on using Raspberry Pi OS, then there is a 64-bit version that's still in beta. Haven't tried it myself so I can't confirm if it actually works.
Your videos and blog are great. Keep up the great work!
I would love to see how you would use traefik 2 with something like mailcow or similar self hosted mail server!
Cheers!
Eventually something that just works!
why did you preferred docker compose over docker stack ? unless you only intend to keep all your data on one node !
Could you do a video on traefik with nextcloud on unraid?
Nice video! How do you create the password stream in traefik?
Hi Iraitz, you can use htpasswd to generate the username and password. If you are on mac os, you can typed `htpasswd -nb username password` to generate one. There are a lot of online generators you can use as well.
@@liyangau Thanks! I see you are hosting at oracle cloud. In case you host at your local network, is there any way to access these services also from local network? Keep creating such good material 😉
have you blogged or vlogged how to setup two different domains on one treafik server?
Maybe this one ruclips.net/video/mSeMnKX6DFw/видео.html is what you are looking for?
Hi Li, I'm confused with 2:51. Didn't you already create an acme.json file earlier at 1:06 that is located at data/acme.json? I tried doing "sudo cp acme.json data/acme.json" and I got an error that said "cp: cannot stat 'acme.json': No such file or directory".
EDIT: Oh wait, you were just copying your old certificate and replacing the new one. In case anyone in the future is confused, if you get an error message that says your connection isn't safe/private, just wait a little bit as your browser is trying to generate your certificate. Just give it a minute or two.
Hi K, I was copying an old acme.json file (with cert on it) because I did not want to wait for certificate generation and to avoid hitting the rate limit. I should be more specific in the video. Sorry for the confusion.
@@liyangau Thanks for the clarification, Li!
@@liyangau Ah, yes.
Find the answer here.
Thank you, Li.
no works out of network home
you have to open ports 80 and 443 on your router (with the ip address being that of the computer that has traefik on it)