docker VS docker-nginx-proxy-manager

Monica: Personal CRM where you can keep track of what you've discussed with for example co-workers. Especially nice if you are working in a large organisation

Sorry, I'm not familiar at all with unraid but if you're using docker compose, everything you need should be here https://github.com/monicahq/docker/tree/main/.examples/supervisor/fpm - or go one folder up to use the deployment for apache for example.

I created a stack using the instructions here ( Apache version). It works, I add contacts, they persist.

As a matter of fact, Monica has an official Docker image here: https://hub.docker.com/_/monica

(I'm super proud to say that we have an official Docker image, official being the label the Docker granted us last year as they (Docker, the company) maintain it. There are not a lot of official Docker images, but we are part of it, and it's awesome)

May be over-kill but it fits your requirements. It's a "personal CRM" https://github.com/monicahq/docker

I tried it using their Apache version example here. I generated the key using the method in the directions they included and it worked fine.

I dont't know anything about monicahq, but looking at the docker hub page, they have a section talking about using monicahq with a reverse proxy that references a lot of ready to run examples.

Very odd behavior from a container built on the MonicaHQ image. I'm using docker-compose on a raspberry pi to host this. Currently I've got a mariadb container, phpmyadmin, and monica. both the MariaDB and PHPMyAdmin containers seem to be pulling the date from the host correctly. The Monica container is set to 0 and it doesn't change. Its been sitting for a couple days

- Monica ( Monica - Official Image | Docker Hub )

I'm running Monica CRM as a webapp, and so I have a job constantly running. The container is designed for certain commands to be invoked from outside like docker-compose exec monica php artisan COMMAND. I think this would be similar to nomad alloc exec.

Let me try that. I followed the documentation here for port forwarding and set it up as follows. As for my DNS, I bought and setup my domain through cloudflare here. Still getting the same errors though :/

Yup. As per the documentation the default port for http requests is 8080. Not sure why the devs opted for 8080 instead of 80 though. Anyways give it a shot, fix the dns record and hopefully that's all you need to do. Just make sure nothing is blocking nginx from listening to default ports (8080,8181,4443) on that pi.

The Dockerfile is here: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-nginx-proxy-manager/blob/master/Dockerfile

- NPM (NGINX Proxy Manager) - Multiple for internal/external and Restricted areas of the network ( GitHub - jlesage/docker-nginx-proxy-manager: Docker container for Nginx Proxy Manager )

I use a VM to host bitwarden. But because i have multiple site I have to use a nginx reverse proxy (nginx-proxy-manager). So i disabled SSL, but I did enter url: https://bitwarden.****.***

I had more luck when using non-official image: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-nginx-proxy-manager