Afternoon lads!
As a hobby I'm messing around with some Raspberry Pis and trying to host multiple webpages from different packages. Introduce Docker! And then I recently found out that to host multiple containers as a webpage a reverse proxy is advised. So I tried putting Portainer (a docker manager) behind a Nginx reverse proxy. But the examples (https://docs.portainer.io/advanced/reverse-proxy/nginx) all speak of "portainer.yourdomain.com" but I only want it locally. I don't have a domain. I don't want a domain. I want a local-only approachable webpage with all my webpage-serving-containers on different subdirectories.
The issue I had before that was that I can only approach portainer from another computer if I specify the ":9443" port after the "https://192.168.123.10/" URL to connect to it locally. And everything else the same way (unless it was directly wired to port "80" or "443" (for https)).
I am also looking at this page to help manage my pihole:
https://github.com/pi-hole/docker-pi-ho ... -proxy.yml
My question is how do I get the preferable outcome: "http(s)://192.168.123.10/portainer", along side: "http(s)://192.168.123.10/pihole", and so on?
Sincerely,
Farcrada
PS: I'm running a Pi 4 with the latest Raspberry Pi OS 64 Bit