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I use nginx as Gateway (Reverse Proxy) and have several VMs with services deployed using Docker Stack. Traefik acts as reverse proxy on the VMs. Main benefit IM
by chrisandchris 1y ago
I use nginx as Gateway (Reverse Proxy) and have several VMs with services deployed using Docker Stack. Traefik acts as reverse proxy on the VMs. Main benefit IMHO: configuring services/routing using docker labes and because they run in dedicated networks, no need to expose any port (Internet -> Nginx -> Traefik -[> Service ] ; wheras [ ] indicates a docker overlay network.
- gh02t 1y agoYeah, I don't use Traefik I use Caddy with https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy to achieve configurations by labels, but that is really a killer feature. All the config to set up an app can go in a docker-compose file and I just have one point of configuration for it. Editing or deleting it doesn't involve editing configurations in 3-4 places.