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Dude, thank you so much for this. I have watched several videos trying to install Ngnix Proxy Manager and your video is the one that actually was easy to follow and the steps really worked. Liked and subscribed.
You're welcome! I'm glad you were able to install Ngnix Proxy Manager! Thanks for the like and sub, man! Let me know if you have any video suggestions!
@@bigbeartechworld Hey thanks, I haven't watched all your videos yet, so perhaps you already have something like this published. (I'm going to be checking out all your vids soon). But a video on how exactly to get for example SSL certificates how to make a website on your local network public and secure with SSL so that the browser doesn't give you a warning would be nice. Also, I have a question for you: I installed Ngnix Proxy Manager on docker following this video, however I also have ProXmox installed. (Docker is inside ProXmox). Would be a better idea to follow your tutorial and install Ngnix Proxy Manager in ProxMox instead? Thanks again!
I made a playlist on remote access to your home lab; this might help: ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt-n6_Xb0iYrHDqRqUNfHwf0 I answered this on the other video, but I'm putting it here: Um, I really think it's up to you. I sometimes prefer Proxmox VMs because I can have a static IP for just that service instead of different ports. Also, I've noticed that Docker Containers lately have been having trouble with network-heavy containers, like if you're streaming video to another device. I'm not sure why. So for my VPNs, I normally install them on a Proxmox VM. I think it's just what you prefer and your use case. I think that they both work well, but they just have negatives and positives both ways. But people prefer all different ways to install things, so I'm trying to cover them all. Thanks, and I will! I'm glad that I can help so many people get into home labs and tech in general. Thanks for watching the videos!
@@bigbeartechworld thanks so much, I'll be sure to watch that playlist. This afternoon, however, I managed to get my Homarr to show in https using Ngnix Proxy Manager as per your video and CloudFlare. I'm now worried about exposing internal services to the world, so I have momentarily disabled again until I'm sure of what I'm doing security-wise lol.
@RealAct Well, when you open ports on your router, that's a hole in the firewall, so you can also go with Cloudflare Tunnels or Twingate. Cloudflare Tunnel Tutorials: ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt-y4OWHPhg7a_rPzPiqlM1O Twingate Tutorials: ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt_UloZMsZIPIWetPluLdcJZ Whenever you are able to get to your home lab from outside your home, there are always negatives and positives.
You're welcome. In all of my videos, I make an effort to guide the viewer through each step, as my goal is to ensure that the viewer can grasp and learn the content effectively.
Wow, awesome to hear! Glad that I was able to help you with your home lab. It's a great journey! You're welcome! If you have ideas feel free to suggest them any time! community.bigbeartechworld.com/
Awesome, glad you like the video! If you have any video suggestions, please let me know here: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7
why all npm settings are reseted to default (including user name and password) after restarting NAS? Edit: 3:20 you didn't mention to bind volumes inside the host and not inside the docker... ./data and ./letsencrypt definetely will be wiped out after host restarted. Solution: create folders inside your host (e.g. /volume1/Docker/NGINX_proxy/data and /volume1/Docker/NGINX_proxy/letsencrypt/) and bind them in portainer
Hello sir. Could I install both nginx and cloudflare tunnels together? If so which do I install first. Appreciate the reply in advance. Out of all the tutorials I’ve watched on RUclips you make all this very easy to understand.
It should not matter which one you install first. For the Nginx Proxy Manager and port forwarding ways If you don’t have a static IP on your ISP (Internet Service Provider), you would need to go with a dynamic DNS, and I have another tutorial coming out for that. That means a lot. I'm just trying to create tutorials that I would have liked to see on RUclips when I was learning. If you have any suggestions for more videos, please feel free to make them. Also, if you have time, join the BigBearCommunity: bit.ly/bbtw-community.
Hello, I was looking at your video channel. We may be helping a company that uses secure images to increase supply chain security and help cloud native development. Would you be willing to help try their software, make a video, and help show devs how to use their tools? This is not an offer, but just to start a conversation about your willingness to take on sponsorship. The video can be from 5 to 10 minutes long. You'd have a chance to look at their technology and decide if it's the type of software that you'd be interested in covering in your channel. Please provide us with your pricing.
Thank you for reaching out and considering my channel for your software review. I am definitely interested in exploring the technology and assessing whether it aligns with the content I create on my channel. For a review, I always ensure to provide an honest and comprehensive evaluation, covering all aspects, including the positives, areas for improvement, and any potential challenges. This approach helps my audience get a balanced and trustworthy perspective. Please let me know more details about the software and the company. Additionally, I would appreciate it if you could provide specific requirements or key points you’d like me to address in the video. Once I have a better understanding, I can provide you with my pricing for a video review ranging from 5 to 10 minutes. I look forward to your response.
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it's the second time I stumble on your videos while setting up my homelab. Thank you for your work!
Awesome! Glad my videos are able to help! You're welcome! Feel free to suggest videos: community.bigbeartechworld.com/
Hey thanks for the walkthrough. I was struggling to set this up in Portainer and I'm happy I found your video.
You are very welcome! I'm glad my videos can help you!
Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7
Dude, thank you so much for this. I have watched several videos trying to install Ngnix Proxy Manager and your video is the one that actually was easy to follow and the steps really worked. Liked and subscribed.
You're welcome! I'm glad you were able to install Ngnix Proxy Manager! Thanks for the like and sub, man! Let me know if you have any video suggestions!
@@bigbeartechworld Hey thanks, I haven't watched all your videos yet, so perhaps you already have something like this published. (I'm going to be checking out all your vids soon).
But a video on how exactly to get for example SSL certificates how to make a website on your local network public and secure with SSL so that the browser doesn't give you a warning would be nice.
Also, I have a question for you: I installed Ngnix Proxy Manager on docker following this video, however I also have ProXmox installed. (Docker is inside ProXmox). Would be a better idea to follow your tutorial and install Ngnix Proxy Manager in ProxMox instead?
Thanks again!
I made a playlist on remote access to your home lab; this might help: ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt-n6_Xb0iYrHDqRqUNfHwf0
I answered this on the other video, but I'm putting it here:
Um, I really think it's up to you. I sometimes prefer Proxmox VMs because I can have a static IP for just that service instead of different ports. Also, I've noticed that Docker Containers lately have been having trouble with network-heavy containers, like if you're streaming video to another device. I'm not sure why.
So for my VPNs, I normally install them on a Proxmox VM. I think it's just what you prefer and your use case. I think that they both work well, but they just have negatives and positives both ways. But people prefer all different ways to install things, so I'm trying to cover them all. Thanks, and I will! I'm glad that I can help so many people get into home labs and tech in general.
Thanks for watching the videos!
@@bigbeartechworld thanks so much, I'll be sure to watch that playlist. This afternoon, however, I managed to get my Homarr to show in https using Ngnix Proxy Manager as per your video and CloudFlare. I'm now worried about exposing internal services to the world, so I have momentarily disabled again until I'm sure of what I'm doing security-wise lol.
@RealAct Well, when you open ports on your router, that's a hole in the firewall, so you can also go with Cloudflare Tunnels or Twingate.
Cloudflare Tunnel Tutorials:
ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt-y4OWHPhg7a_rPzPiqlM1O
Twingate Tutorials:
ruclips.net/p/PL2RAscIdkpt_UloZMsZIPIWetPluLdcJZ
Whenever you are able to get to your home lab from outside your home, there are always negatives and positives.
Thank you for taking the time to make a very step-by-step video to follow.
You're welcome. In all of my videos, I make an effort to guide the viewer through each step, as my goal is to ensure that the viewer can grasp and learn the content effectively.
that was great and helpful ! I've used so many of your videos for my homelab ! thank you
Wow, awesome to hear! Glad that I was able to help you with your home lab. It's a great journey! You're welcome! If you have ideas feel free to suggest them any time! community.bigbeartechworld.com/
Great video. Just what I was looking for.
Awesome, glad you like the video!
If you have any video suggestions, please let me know here: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7
im trying to deploy the stack and it says its in use. i installed bitwarden already. its in portainer as well. do i just need to stop bitwarden
Thank you very much, your video has helped me a lot!!
You're welcome, so glad I could help you!
Thank you very much!!!
You're welcome!
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the best, it's work!
Thank you and awesome!
Feel free to suggest videos always trying to listen to what the BigBearCommunity needs next: community.bigbeartechworld.com/
if it says its failed to deploy the stack because port 80 is in use. do i need to stop bitwarden that is currently running. i installed that first.
yes, or publish a different port, like 1080:80
why all npm settings are reseted to default (including user name and password) after restarting NAS?
Edit: 3:20 you didn't mention to bind volumes inside the host and not inside the docker... ./data and ./letsencrypt definetely will be wiped out after host restarted. Solution: create folders inside your host (e.g. /volume1/Docker/NGINX_proxy/data and /volume1/Docker/NGINX_proxy/letsencrypt/) and bind them in portainer
Please post in the community.bigbeartechworld.com with your issue. Try to be detailed in your issue. This is so I can keep track of your issue.
Hello sir. Could I install both nginx and cloudflare tunnels together? If so which do I install first. Appreciate the reply in advance. Out of all the tutorials I’ve watched on RUclips you make all this very easy to understand.
It should not matter which one you install first. For the Nginx Proxy Manager and port forwarding ways If you don’t have a static IP on your ISP (Internet Service Provider), you would need to go with a dynamic DNS, and I have another tutorial coming out for that. That means a lot. I'm just trying to create tutorials that I would have liked to see on RUclips when I was learning. If you have any suggestions for more videos, please feel free to make them. Also, if you have time, join the BigBearCommunity: bit.ly/bbtw-community.
@@bigbeartechworlddefinitely joining. I appreciate your tutorials. Saved me from a few migraines.
You're welcome I'm glad I'm saving people time; that's the goal! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! I'll try to help as much as I can!
Hello,
I was looking at your video channel. We may be helping a company that uses secure images to increase supply chain security and help cloud native development. Would you be willing to help try their software, make a video, and help show devs how to use their tools?
This is not an offer, but just to start a conversation about your willingness to take on sponsorship. The video can be from 5 to 10 minutes long.
You'd have a chance to look at their technology and decide if it's the type of software that you'd be interested in covering in your channel. Please provide us with your pricing.
Thank you for reaching out and considering my channel for your software review. I am definitely interested in exploring the technology and assessing whether it aligns with the content I create on my channel.
For a review, I always ensure to provide an honest and comprehensive evaluation, covering all aspects, including the positives, areas for improvement, and any potential challenges. This approach helps my audience get a balanced and trustworthy perspective.
Please let me know more details about the software and the company. Additionally, I would appreciate it if you could provide specific requirements or key points you’d like me to address in the video. Once I have a better understanding, I can provide you with my pricing for a video review ranging from 5 to 10 minutes.
I look forward to your response.
@@bigbeartechworld Thank you for your response. Can you please provide me with your email so that I can send you more information about the software?